The Epson C6000 Review (Features, Limitations & Cost)
A convenient color coding system or a simple logo can be a great addition to your laboratory labeling strategy. Previously, printing color labels in-house wasn’t feasible for the average facility—cost, real estate and compromised durability made pre-printed options or forgoing color altogether, easier to justify. Whether you need to accommodate information on short notice, or […]
Which Eclipse Series Automated Plate Labeling Solution is Best For Your Lab?
If you’re looking into the Eclipse Series it’s likely you’re looking for some way to ensure precise label placement and streamline your processes. Doing so can help you reach larger goals such as increased productivity, throughput volumes and a closer alignment to lean principles. We teamed up with an automation engineering group to build the […]
What is Ceramic Barcoding? A Permanent Alternative to Labeling
Ceramic barcoding technology provides a permanent solution for high-value medical assets. This marking technology is best suited for glass vials and is the most durable solution within our pre-barcoded labware service. Because the bond between the glassware and the ceramic label is permanent, Ceramic IDs can survive extreme temperature cycles and chemical exposure without affecting […]
What is Direct Mark? A Durable Alternative to Traditional Laboratory Labeling
Direct mark technology offers a mid-range, semi-permanent, wildly versatile identification solution suitable for nearly any labware type. Whether it’s plastic microplates, glass vials, or conical tubes, direct mark technology can suit your entire suite of labware. Though it is deemed semi-permanent, direct mark IDs are highly durable. They will not scratch or fade when exposed […]
Can a Print on Demand Strategy Support Both RFID and Barcodes?
To simply answer the question posed in the title—yes, there are printers out there that support both barcodes and RFID—but don’t leave just yet! Wondering what benefits are associated with combining RFID with your in-house barcode strategy, or, which printers are capable of both printing and encoding? Then you might want to stick around. Why […]
Tube Pro: A Benchtop Automated Tube and Vial Application System
Ensuring success when implementing an automated labeling solution means investing in the right equipment. If you’re trying to find a low-medium volume solution to limit the amount of human involvement in your labeling process, keep reading to learn more about the Tube-Pro automated tube and vial labeler. The Tube Pro is our benchtop tube and […]
What is Barcode Resolution and Does DPI Matter?
Most thermal transfer printers offer models with varying print resolutions. When comparing different models, you will see figures ranging from 203 to 300, even 600 dpi. Well, what do these numbers mean? Do you need the highest print resolution to ensure a successful scan? In this article, we will explain dpi and its role in […]
Automatically Label Microplates with the S3200 SQUIX Applicator
The modular flexibility of the cab SQUIX benchtop label printer is one of the most significant advantages of using this model in your laboratory. Whether you are looking to improve accuracy, increase throughput, or simply make your labeling process more efficient—adding an accessory to your cab SQUIX printer can make a considerable difference. For example, […]
3 Ways Label Automation Can Align With Lean & 6-Sigma Practices in Laboratories
In the dynamic and data-intensive world of laboratories, where precision and efficiency are paramount, two well-established methodologies—Lean manufacturing and Six Sigma—have gained prominence. These principles, initially rooted in manufacturing and process industries, have found their way into laboratory settings, guiding the pursuit of operational excellence and scientific rigor. When it comes to laboratories, the integration […]
Why Aren’t My Barcodes Scanning? 3 Common Problems & Solutions
Is scanning your bar codes more difficult than it should be? There are many reasons bar codes might not scan and most of them can be boiled down to one of three things: Your equipment isn’t suited to your bar codes. Your scanner isn’t being operated properly. Your bar code labels aren’t suited to your […]
