| "Increase through put by up to 40% and reduce labor costs by 25 to 60%." |
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•Asset Labels •Bag Tags •Core Tags •Drug Testing •Drum labels •Freight Pro Labels |
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•Laser Labels •Library Labels •Log Tags •Load Unit Labels •Parking Tags •Prescription Sets |
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•Roll Labels •Security Tags & Labels •Test Tube Labels •Thermal Transfer Tags & Labels •Direct Thermal Tags & Labels •Warehouse Inventory Tags & Labels |
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| • Asset Tracking Systems-
Significant productivity increases have been recognized through the
automation of identification processes to track the use and movement of
assets.
• Automated Library Systems- These systems require labels which have durable bar codes capable of a minimum of hundreds or thousands of scans; have a high read rate, adhere to a variety of materials, and have archival characteristics to last for at least 10 years. • Freight Tracking (Freight Pro) Systems- As a result of just-in-time planning, customers want to know where their shipments are at a moments notice. It is faster access to information about the location of shipments that creates the ability to achieve higher performance. • Warehouse Inventory Systems- Today, warehouses need to be customer driven; focused on pulling product based on customer demand. These demands require new abilities. Using bar codes for automatic sorting or shipment validation can increase through put by up to 40% and reduce labor costs by 25 to 60%. |
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