Friday, December 21st, 2012
in Batch Number Labels, Feedback, Label Gun, Numbeller, SupportPositive ID Labels are always willing to help a customer if they come to us with a problem, and recently we had one customer in particular that did just that! They spoke to Positive ID Labels about how they were having trouble identifying their stock once it had been produced. Positive ID Labels, as the name […]
Thursday, November 22nd, 2012
in Feedback, Label Gun, New Product, Numbeller, PID Labelling Advice, SupportNot all of Positive ID Labels clients are product based businesses, sometime we get called in to help with organisation. This is exactly what happened with a UK based auction house; they came to Positive ID Labels having trouble identifying lots in their store rooms. They had an already existing alpha numeric code, but the […]
Wednesday, October 31st, 2012
in Batch Number Labels, Feedback, Numbeller, PID Labelling AdviceWhenever a customer approaches us here at Positive ID Labels needing to solve a number labelling problem, we get straight on the case! One very large carbonated drinks manufacturer, based in Ireland, came to us recently asking if we could try and help them out. They needed to batch products but with a differentiation in […]
Thursday, January 12th, 2012
in Freezer Labels, Numbeller, Pre-Printed LabelsCase Study: PepsiCo Ltd, Co Cork The manufacturer of the famous drink have their labs in Ireland. They contacted Positive ID Labels explaining they needed to identify numerous samples from one source but each of them would undergo different tests. Until recently done by hand writing standard labels. Obviously, this generated problems of legibility and durability […]
Wednesday, December 28th, 2011
in Label Gun, NumbellerCase Study: AMC Removals, Co Kildare: Numbeller AMC Removals used small labels on sheets and would identify all items being moved from one destination to storage by numbering everything. But they had to write them out by hand! I.e. 1.2.3. etc. a long and labour intensive process with the added difficulty of hand writing legibility […]
