Switch to Thermal Transfer Labels Reduces Cost and Increases Productivity for Pottery Company

PREVIOUS PROCESS:

A pottery company printed one up UPC A bar code labels on a thermal transfer barcode printer and then manually applied them to the bottom of pots.

They were using Peak Tiger Tough blank synthetic label material.

ID TECHNOLOGY PROPOSAL OR SOLUTION:

For their low volume labels, ID Technology installed a Datamax 6200 6.6" wide printer that was connected to an Apax slitter rewinder. This allowed four-up Label Lite synthetic labels to be printed, then slit and rewound into four separate rolls.

For their high volume labels, IDT produced preprinted UPC A bar code labels utilizing Label Lite material.

Their preprinted and thermal transfer printed labels are then placed on 4 separate Label Printer Applicators to automatically apply the labels onto the pots.

COST SAVINGS:

The low volume thermal transfer printed labels are significantly less expensive than their previous Peak material due to the following:

PRODUCTIVITY GAINS:

IDT UNIQUE APPROACH TO APPLICATION:

This account was won by educating the customer on all costs associated with printing high and low volume labels. Furthermore, it was demonstrated how to decrease costs and increase productivity.

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