Five Benefits of Industrial Label Printers

Industrial label printers are unlike everyday printers because they print on self-adhesive label material or tags. Often designed for heavy-duty operation in warehouses, distribution centers and factories, there are many benefits to using industrial label printers.

Five Benefits of Industrial Label Printers

1. Thermal Transfer Printing- Industrial label printing uses thermal transfer to print the desired text/graphic. Thermal print has high resistance to fading while also having the benefit of being able to print on many different materials.
2. Barcodes- Most industrial label printers have the ability to print barcodes. Barcodes may help keep track of products, quantity, shelf life and other many things. With the ability to print barcodes, an industrial label printer may help keep track of warehouse goods.
3. On Demand Label Making- With industrial label printers, manufacturer’s have the ability to print labels whenever it is needed. This may help save time and money when an order is fulfilled.
4. Ship When Ready– Since many warehouses, distribution centers and factories use industrial label printers, items can be shipped at any time. Often it happens that packages cannot be shipped on time due to labeling but with an industrial label printer, design labels and shipping labels can be printed on time without the hold up.
5. Ability to Create an Original Label- Many industrial label printers have the ability to print in color and also are PC compatible. This allows you to make labels of any design, size or shape for your product

These are only a few of the many benefits that come from using an industrial label printer! Check out our line of industrial label printers.

About the Author

Charlie Nelson

Charlie Nelson is the owner and founder of Nelco Cable Tie Products, which opened its doors nearly 35 years ago. Today, Nelco is one of the largest cable tie and wiring accessory companies in the country, with locations across the United States servicing customers such as NASA, 3M, Boeing, and more.