Thursday, January 23rd, 2020
As the company that aims to provide the most help with labelling and safety solutions we thought it was a good idea to brand a product we have made into millions and millions of labels for customers over the past few years. We have designed it specifically for the job of location labelling shelving and […]
Monday, January 13th, 2020
Diamond shaved floor line marking provides significantly more durability than diamond ground or vacuum shot blasted line marking and in the article we’re going to explain the simple reasons why. The other question we are frequently get asked is how long a guarantee we offer. Why is this a problematic question that won’t give you […]
Tuesday, January 7th, 2020
It has been a pleasure working with Ian Walker and his team at 3P Logistics Ltd as they have expanded their services over the last decade or so. The level of detail they put into their operation extends from the level of detail they provide in their services to customers. So it was no surprise […]
Friday, January 3rd, 2020
Creativity comes from people who feel safe at work and we are constantly reading about a creativity gap. Safety in this context comes in 2 forms, emotional and physical safety and they both feed into each other. Emotional safety is the most important of the 2 but that is not a reason to ignore how […]
Monday, December 16th, 2019
Quite an unusual job this one. We are helping this client with an awkward rack upright by printing this upright label directly to a sign material that has some rigidity to it. Still excellent value for money! We will also put holes in the corners to help the client with their own installation. It is […]
Monday, December 16th, 2019
We have been helping customers with quite a few hanging sign jobs over the past few weeks or so. By putting an angle in the material we help the operator’s efficiency by angling the barcode towards them. Many customers also have concerns overhanging signs swaying in the breeze and while this is not an experience […]
Monday, December 9th, 2019
Over the past few years we have seen an increase in customers requesting 2D barcodes on shelving and racking labels. Please check the following when considering your barcode labelling system: Make sure the label is printed on a good quality synthetic and stable base material. Don’t use Vinyl. It shrinks and its manufacturing process is […]
Friday, December 6th, 2019
Been working in London helping Allied Bakeries make their zebra crossings much more durable. A popular misconception is that shotblasting concrete and using a 2 part resin will provide the same results but this is not the case. The variation you can see in the worn zebra crossing show the inconsistency in preparation provides different […]
Thursday, November 21st, 2019
Over the past few months we have seen an increase in customers looking for help with the risk of block stacked items falling into areas that could contain people moving about the facility. This can be both inside or outside. Most of the time it is to protect a walkway where the client has a […]
Thursday, November 21st, 2019
More often than not the thickness of the self adhesive layer on the label can be between 12 and 20 microns thick. That is only .012 – .02 mm which is not very much at all and as adhesives work on percentage surface contact if the surface you are sticking too isn’t very smooth adhesion […]
