Whatever industry your business is in, price more often than not drives the buying decision when it comes to direct thermal labels, thermal transfer labels and water-activated tape.

Industrial labels are subjected to a variety of tough conditions, so they must be ruggedly built in order to retain shape, adhesion and readability. Accordingly, when it’s time order thermal labels for your industrial products business, choosing the leading industrial label manufacturer to supply them is your best choice. After all, there are big differences from one company to the next, and those differences have bottom-line implications.

In December 2019, OMNI Systems was very pleased to announce that we attained Brand Reputation Through Compliance Global Standards (BRC) certification for packaging and packaging materials. BRC certification, in turn, complies with guidelines established by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). Since then, we’ve fielded a variety of questions from end users and channel partners around the globe about this certification, what it means for OMNI Systems and what specific benefits it offers our customers.

Industrial labels are subjected to a variety of tough conditions, so they must be ruggedly built in order to retain shape, adhesion and readability. Accordingly, when it’s time order thermal labels for your industrial products business, choosing the leading industrial label manufacturer to supply them is your best choice. After all, there are big differences from one company to the next, and those differences have bottom-line implications.

As a valued channel partner, if you need to utilize barcodes in any way for your business, you’ll want to make absolutely sure you’re specifying the correct thermal barcode label type. The two main types of thermal labels used in barcode printing – direct thermal labels and thermal transfer labels – are different in their constituent makeup, the means by which barcodes and other information is printed on them, and their suitability for specific applications.

A thermal printer printhead is the most important – and the most delicate – component of a thermal printer. It isn’t designed to last indefinitely—technically, a printhead is a consumable just like thermal labels and ribbons. But like any product that requires care and maintenance, it can and should deliver consistent quality and performance over time, provided that you and your team use it properly and maintain it with diligence and forethought.  

If you need to utilize barcodes in any way for your business, you’ll want to make absolutely sure you’re specifying the correct thermal barcode label type. The two main types of thermal labels used in barcode printing – direct thermal labels and thermal transfer labels – are different in their constituent makeup, the means by which barcodes and other information is printed on them, and their suitability for specific applications.

As a valued channel partner, when you need thermal labels for your consumer products business, you turn to a label converter to supply them. Choosing which consumer products label converter to build a relationship with is an important decision, because there are big differences from one company to the next, and those differences have bottom-line implications.

There’s good reason why OMNI Systems is the thermal labeling industry leader in price, quality and service—our company’s dedicated account representatives, expert application analysts and world-class research and development engineers will ensure valued end-user and channel partner customers always receive the highest-quality labeling solutions and the services required to meet any labeling challenge at the lowest possible price.