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New this month
One case?
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Ever have a customer looking for a small quantity of
custom labels?
We can help!
We are excited to announce our new "One Case? No Problem!"
service.
As the name suggests, we now offer a one case minimum for custom
labels on all stock raw materials.
Call us, your customer will be glad you did!
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Label-Talk
Delivering eNews
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This month in Label-Talk, read about renewable
packaging materials and the latest industry news, trends and
tips. Also, learn about the evolution of laser printers and how
they support various label applications. Also, learn about our
new 'One Case? No Problem!' service.
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Laser Printer Evolution
Laser printers have
evolved over the past 40 years. Gary Starkweather at Xerox is
credited with the research and development and by 1971, he had
developed a fully functional networked printer system. In 1976
the first commercial laser printer was introduced to print
high-volume documents like mailing labels and invoices. One of
the first laser printers specifically designed for use with an
individual computer was released in 1981. The price of that
unit was $17,000, which made it unaffordable for most individuals and
businesses. It wasn't until the widespread use of personal
computers in the mid 1980's, that laser printers were targeted for
the mass market.
The prices of electronic devices have fallen over the years and so
has the cost of laser printers and cartridges. Additionally,
the size of laser printers has been drastically reduced, while their
performance and reliability has increased. What once filled an
entire room, now can be placed on a desk or small table.
Printing speeds have increased from 8ppm to over 100ppm in color and
over 1,000ppm in monochrome.
Today these devices are found virtually everywhere. From home
use to small office environment to large businesses, laser printers
are a vital asset to our daily lives.
Download a free copy of Laser Printing -
Label Markets & Applications.
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Trends & Industry News
Fighting an Epidemic
-- New Tools to Inhibit Counterfeiting
Environmental issues have created a market demand for
renewable and recyclable packaging products... Source:
Packaging Digest
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We offer free product samples on all of our stock
products. We recommend product testing to determine product
suitability for any given application. Call us today at
330.220.7300 for your next label opportunity.
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