Labeling

VDC analyst, Richa Gupta will join Josh Roffman, VP of Global Product Management, to discuss managing labeling complexities, enabling traceability initiatives, and ensuring accurate consistent labeling.

Optimizing warehouse processes can make a big impact on your bottom-line costs, profit margin, even productivity.

In this eBook, we let you in on 7 often overlooked secrets for trimming waste from your operations processes – along with an at-a-glance “ROI Rating” for each that ranks the secret’s ability to “pack a punch” in terms of ROI.

Laser marking is already in place in the world of packaging, and it has the capability to mark items as diverse as automotive and aerospace parts and the common carton. That’s enough range to make laser a contender in the future.

Join experts from Newcastle and Zebra to gather the latest intel on best-in-breed hardware & media, print automation, and worker mobility applications that can maximize labeling operations, increase labeling accuracy, and help you gain 5 to 10 hours per worker (weekly).

This whitepaper will explain what lean labeling is and how to identify and diagnose your labeling issues

Join us to hear how Epson, a Loftware customer and partner, standardized and integrated labeling with their WMS application and across their operations. You’ll learn how Loftware’s flexible, easy to use labeling solution allows Epson to adjust to complex customer labeling requirements.

Download our latest report to learn how you can transform out-of-date, disconnected, manual labeling processes to deliver measurable improvements across your global landscape.

Download the latest report to learn how nearly 1,000 professionals from organizations across the globe responded to Loftware’s annual survey on labeling.

Loftware and NiceLabel combine under the Loftware umbrella, bringing together 60 years of combined expertise in solving labeling challenges

Due to the labels’ adhesive, they can be fully removed without any leftover residue.

Pressure sensitive adhesive patterns are faster and cleaner to apply than hot melt.

The system can print and apply 2,200 labels an hour.

Double-sided printing of labels and lists for e-commerce and other shipments increases accuracy while reducing labor needed to get orders out the door in the least amount of time.

Many of today’s mobile barcode scanners can read 1D or 2D barcode images up to 50 feet away or more. This means workers can quickly and safely scan bulk locations without leaving their lift trucks.