If you’ve been around labels for a while, you know that hazardous communication labels can be great business. If you are new to HazCom labels, there are multiple sub-categories and terms that can be confusing.
Nearly every customer needs barcode labels, whether for identification, pricing, or inventory. But not all barcode labels are the same. If you’re new to selling these products, there are some basics you’ll need to know.
In today's digital age, many people are obsessed with consuming media on screens. Thanks to neuroscience, there is increasing evidence that paper still holds a unique persuasive power over the human brain in ways that digital media simply can't match.
Tire labels are asked to do some heavy lifting. The surfaces of tires are irregularly textured and covered with contaminants. Yet manufacturers require that these labels stay affixed through manufacturing, retreading, and distribution. They must also stay clean, white, and legible. Here is the solution.
Looking for white papers to help you sell more products? Wise just updated its four white papers on document security, untapped revenue opportunities in traditional checks and business forms, and GHS labels. This is just one more way that Wise is committed to helping distributors increase revenues and build their books of business.
When you are moving products in large plastic bins or totes, you need to label those bins clearly so everyone knows where they are going and what’s in them. It is very difficult to affix labels to totes, however, so the label adhesive needs to be extremely aggressive. What happens when those totes need to be repurposed? Here are two great solutions.
Today's document security features, both on-paper and in-paper, can save your customers hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars by protecting them from document alteration, scams, and unauthorized duplication. Not to mention protecting them from liability associated with tampered documents.
Small engines require a durable goods label to communicate critical information. But what if the label is larger than the available surface? Wise came up with an innovative solution.
Who uses printed forms anymore? Are they even worth selling these days? Absolutely. Printed forms are used by more companies than you might think. This article describes 7 types of companies that still buy printed forms and why.
Auto service centers rely on unit set forms for inspections and claims, but mechanics often fill out these forms by hand. Poor penmanship can result in errors on the back end that can kill profits. Wise found a better way!
