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The Ultimate Buyer's Guide for Purchasing reflective labels on apparel bulk supply

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Nov. 04, 2024

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Custom Label Buying Guide

Labels inform. They instruct. They warn us away from danger. They entice us to try new things. For a label to do its job, it needs to not only look good, but also perform.

You will get efficient and thoughtful service from Jiamei Labels.

Many people don&#;t realize that creating a label is not as simple as choosing a design and printing it on a sticky-backed paper. It has to be done with thought and care. Why? Because the label can be an integral part of the end-user&#;s experience of a product.

The right label adheres perfectly, lasts as long as you need, and looks exactly the way you want. The wrong label falls off, wears out, or looks terrible &#; costing you time, money, and reputation.

A lot goes into getting the right label &#; there are variables you may not know to consider, or that might not be addressed if you rely on the wrong printing service provider.

That&#;s why we&#;ve put together this buying guide. By the time you&#;ve finished reading, you&#;ll know:

  • Factors your printer should consider before making your labels and why those factors matter
  • What information your printer may need from you before they can develop a quote
  • Questions you&#;ll get that will immediately let you know you&#;re dealing with a partner who&#;s experienced and skilled

Don&#;t worry &#; you don&#;t have to be an expert in labels to get the right label for your needs. This guide simply aims to provide a better understanding of the process, so that when the time comes for you to order, you&#;ll be 100% confident in your label and in the people making it for you.

[Buyer's Guide] What Are Asset Tags? - Seton

Asset Tag Buyer's Guide


What Are Asset Tags? A Complete Guide

In our at-home lives, we take steps to track, protect and maintain our many assets. Food gets replenished and refrigerated, cars get oil changes on time, and doors stay locked to prevent theft. We know what we own, where things are and how to get the most value out of them &#; generally, with a lot of intuition and just a little help. But when it comes to asset management on the job, your facilities, products and property require more. Possibly because you shouldn&#;t do it alone &#; but probably because you can&#;t. Assets can be too valuable, too numerous, or both.


That&#;s where the power of asset tags comes in. Asset labels are one of the most critical components of an asset management system. They&#;re the front line of identification and the key to unlocking critical information you need to enable better decision-making.


Asset tagging 101: what are asset tags?


Asset tags are physical identifiers, often a label, affixed to an asset that are used to identify, track and maintain &#; sometimes one of those; sometimes a combination. Asset labels can contain a unique identifier or code, such as a barcode, QR code or RFID tag. These can be read by different types of scanning devices to quickly retrieve a wide range of information about the asset, such as:


  • Location
  • Manufacturing status
  • Purchase date
  • Serial number
  • Scheduled maintenance
  • Repair history

Asset labels are extremely useful for organizations, especially in large or complex environments such as offices, warehouses, hospitals or manufacturing facilities. By using asset tags, organizations can improve their inventory management, reduce loss and theft thanks to tamper-evident features, and streamline their maintenance and repair-or-replace decisions.



For more information: Visit our what's the difference between RFID and barcode asset tags page.

Find the right asset tag with Seton


Asset tags are not always one size fits all. Your industry, assets and needs will determine which kind of asset label is right for you. When you choose Seton, you get your asset tags fast, just the way you want them. That&#;s because every online order experience gives you the power to fully customize your asset label, and preview your finished asset tag before purchase. Check out our three most popular asset labels and get the right asset tag for the job.


ReadyGuard® Asset Labels

Affordable and reliable

ReadyGuard&#; Asset Tags are rugged, yet economical, tags perfect for indoor applications. These tags are suitable for clean environments and are available with sequential numbering or barcodes.

DuraGuard® Asset Tags

Incredible versatility, powerful durability

DuraGuard® Asset Tags provide superior versatility for the widest range of applications. The protective topcoat ensures that the tags can withstand abrasion, handling and even chemicals. Plus, with tamper-evident features, you can be sure that your assets are secure. Choose to print the tags with or without a barcode to fit your company's unique needs.

QuickGuard&#; Foil Labels

Flexible for serious surface adhesion

QuickGuard&#; Foil Labels are resistant to solvents and contain debossed numbering to prevent numbers from being rubbed off. The flexible foil material ensures that the labels can adhere to many surfaces while withstanding harsh environments, indoors and out. Quick and easy to apply, these labels will keep your assets identified and organized with minimal effort.

SetonGuard® Property ID Plates

Protection in the harshest conditions

SetonGuard® Property ID Plates are designed to withstand chemicals, abrasion and harsh outdoor environments. These plates are perfect for identifying your assets and ensuring that they remain secure. Plus, the specially designed coating ensures that the plates maintain their visibility and readability over time.

Contact us to discuss your requirements of reflective labels on apparel bulk supply. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.

Learn more about our asset tag materials


OUR MOST POPULAR OPTION

Why Choose This Tag Rugged, lowest cost, tags perfect for indoor applications Superior versatility for the widest range of applications Resistant to solvents and contain debossed numbering to prevent numbers from being rubbed off Designed to withstand chemicals, abrasion and harsh outdoor environments Material Laminated vinyl or polyester Metalized polyester with over-laminate for extra protection Aluminum material with clear polyester layer Chemically etched anodized aluminum Durability Moderate Strong Stronger Strongest Industries General Purposes - Indoor-only use Education, Healthcare, IT, Indoor, Light Outdoor Manufacturing, Transportation, Retail, Communications Healthcare, Labs, OEM, Construction, Manufacturing, Distribution, Education Applications Low power electronics and office equipment and furnishing IT hardware and test equipment such as laptops, computer peripherals and projectors Computers, electronics, appliances and automotive surfaces Power tools, machinery, industrial and medical equipment Environment Indoor use only Indoor and light or short-term outdoor use Indoor and Outdoor Withstands extreme outdoor environments and long-term outdoor use (UV and abrasion resistance) Custom sizes and layouts Pre-sized only Custom sizes and layouts available Custom sizes and layouts available Custom sizes and layouts available Chemical resistance No Yes Some Yes Available with barcode Yes Yes Yes Yes Tamper-evident options No Yes No No Adheres to curved surfaces No No No Yes View All ReadyGuard Tags View All DuraGuard Tags View All QuickGuard Tags View All SetonGuard Tags

Asset labels are everywhere you look


Most physical assets that are valuable or critical (or both) to an organization's operations benefit from asset tags. Many different industries deploy asset labels on a wide variety of machines, tools, possessions, products, property and much, much more.


Information Technology (IT):

Computers, laptops, servers, networking equipment and printers

Healthcare:

Medical equipment, hospital beds, wheelchairs, IV poles and other medical supplies

Manufacturing:

Tools, machinery, vehicles and raw materials

Petrochemical:

Tanks, pumps and safety gear

Construction:

Heavy equipment, power tools, scaffolding and safety gear

Education:

Classroom equipment such as projectors, whiteboards, desks and chairs

Retail:

High-value inventory such as jewelry, electronics and clothing

Warehousing, Logistics & Transportation:

Vehicles, trailers, shipping containers and cargo

Hospitality:

Furnishings, fixtures and appliances

Government:

Office equipment, firearms, vehicles and emergency response gear

Energy:

Generators, pipelines and wind turbines

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