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New Product: ThermaShield DT Syn!

By Dana Ritchie | December 8, 2022

We are excited to announce the arrival of our new direct thermal BOPP labels called ThermaShield DT Syn.  These labels are a direct replacement for the Zebra Thermalock 4000D.  There was a very large void in the market for this type of product when Zebra discontinued it about a year ago.  These are weatherproof synthetic…

Powder Auger Filler Machine

By Dana Ritchie | December 7, 2022

Are you facing the challenge of filling bags or pouches with dry material and don’t know where to turn? We have a cost-effective solution for small to medium-sized businesses. As you can see in the video below, this is a semi-automatic bag filler machine.  We have customers that have packaged flour, sugar, grain, nuts, etc. …

The Circular Economy of Product Labels

By Dana Ritchie | December 7, 2022

The need for sustainable practices has never been greater. As more people become eco-friendly consumers, the demand is only going up–and that’s not even taking into account other factors like public opinion or government regulation! This is the moment we’ve all been waiting for.  The next generation of consumers is ready to lead us into…

Helping A Customer With More Efficient Labeling

By Dana Ritchie | December 6, 2022

Are you looking for ways to be more efficient in your labeling process?  We love to hear problems that need solving using labels.

Label Armor, The Durable Floor Label Cover Solution

By Dana Ritchie | November 16, 2022

More and more companies today are utilizing warehouse floor labels to help them become more efficient.  Warehouses can be extremely tough on labels – especially floor labels. Warehouse floor labels have to stand up to heavy pedestrian traffic and forklifts driving and dragging over them.  Under these conditions, it’s hard to keep labels from peeling…

You Know What They Say, Location, Location, Location!

By Dana Ritchie | November 7, 2022

Where do your labels ship from? We made a decision many years ago to have plants and warehouses strategically located across the country.  With today’s challenges and freight costs, this is starting to pay off.  Here is a list of locations where we either ship from or warehouse our labels: New Hampshire Pennsylvania Florida Ohio…

Helping a Client Move from China to the US

By Dana Ritchie | November 4, 2022

I received a call last week from a company that has decided to bring its manufacturing and packaging back to the United States from China.  They are in the automotive industry and were unsure of what their options were or how to choose the best way to address their product labeling process.  They asked if…

Pencils Could be Costing Your Company Money

By Dana Ritchie | October 24, 2022

It is not the pencils themselves that are the problem, however, but what they imply, which is that the organization is still using paper forms followed by manual keyboard data into Excel spreadsheets and/or its accounting/ERP system to track its inventory and its work-in-process. This can cost a manufacturing plant over $100,000 per year in…

New Product For Filling Voids In Shipping Cartons

By Dana Ritchie | October 19, 2022

Are you looking for a better environmental solution for your packaging?  We have a new product line that might be the real deal.  We started converting Kraft, Newsprint, Red Rosin, and other packaging-grade papers into rolls or fanfold bundles for fulfillment and distribution centers. This product is used mainly for filling voids in shipping cartons.…

Solution To Your Labor Problems: Automation Labels

By Dana Ritchie | October 11, 2022

Are you applying labels by hand to your product and saying to yourself that there has to be a better way?  With so many companies being short-handed, it is tough to keep up with production. Companies are having to figure out how to efficiently and economically produce products to stay in business, hense automation! Problem: …