OSHA LABELERS and SAFETY

What's an OSHA labeler? There is no such thing. But there are safety labels that help meet OSHA labeling requirements. If it's related to labeling or safety, we'll talk about it here. You'll find out how to reduce waste and improve safety with proper labeling and signs. You'll learn about free offers. Plus you can leave your comments and suggestions and pass on your labeling experience to others. Welcome to OSHA Labelers, the site that is about labeling machines and safety.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Get The Best - In Every Respect

There's a reason why DuraLabel printers, such as the DuraLabel PRO (DLP), have become recognized as THE BEST label and sign printers you can get. Actually there are a number of reasons. I'll let DuraLabel customers tell you:

It's the great customer service: "I work with so many vendors. Sometimes, it's like pulling teeth to get them to respond, even to just an email where I am placing an order. (revenue for their company!) You and your group have been so responsive and quite prompt... path of least resistance...makes my work day pleasant so I can move on to the next task.
Keep up the great work! :) " - Thank you, Marianne

Easy to use: "Just wanted to say the DLP is great!! Easy interface and straightforward. Couldn't be happier." Cheers, Jeff - Biology Department, Canadian University

Versatile, and able to handle many types of labeling and sign making jobs: "Proper signs make it easier for every one to learn how the equipment is run and figure out what is going on. Several other departments have 'borrowed' the label maker for things that they needed labeled. The warehouse was recently expanded and made about a hundred labels for the shelves in 10 minutes." Natalie - Engineer

Duralabel printers make your job easier: "I just wanted to write you and let you know how pleased I am with the new DL-9000 sign maker. I set it up today and wow, what a difference! It’s awesome! Thank you so much for suggesting it. I think I might have the Underground interested in one also. They are having quite a time with their PowerMark." Peggy - Major Mining Company

And there are many other reasons. Why not call 1-888-326-9244 today and find out how a DuraLabel printer can make your job easier.

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Monday, March 15, 2010

Thermal Transfer Printers

Thermal transfer printing is the technology behind most industrial grade printers. It provides clear, durable printing on a variety of materials making it ideal for creating OSHA safety signs. One of the leading brands of thermal transfer printers is DuraLabel.

New web pages on the www.DuraLabel.us web site provide information about how thermal transfer printing works and some of the common industrial applications for thermal transfer printing. It is a concise overview of thermal transfer technology, showing why it has become the standard for producing safety signs and labels.

Call 1-888-326-9244 and ask about our free guide to label printers call: The Anatomy Of A Label Printer. Also ask about DuraLabel printers. They are THE BEST printers available for making OSHA and ANSI compliant safety labels and signs.

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Drum Labels

A new printer from DuraLabel makes creating highly visible drum labels fast, easy and economical.

Previously printers where available for making drum labels up to about 4" x 6" in size. Larger printers where available, such as the Brady PowerMark, but making drum labels with a PowerMark is both expensive and slow. With the new DuraLabel 9000 printer drum labeling problems have been solved.

Learn More About Drum Labels

With the DuraLabel 9000 you can print the standard 4" x 6" label, or high visibility labels that are 9" x 12" in size. Large format die-cut RTK labels are even available for making drum labels. These ensure that hazard information is clearly communicated from a distance.

With the huge variety of DuraLabel supplies available for making drum labels, you'll always have exactly the labels you need.

With the superior durability of DuraLabel supplies, your drum labels will be long-lasting, continuing to communicate their warning message for many years.

With economical DuraLabel supplies you'll save money. You'll pay less and get greater quality, durabuility, selection and ease-of-use. No matter how you look at it, the DuraLabel 9000 is the winner when it comes to makingdrum labels.

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Sunday, January 11, 2009

OSHA Safety Signs

This blog is primarily about making safety labels, with a focus on labeling that is required by OSHA, although we also cover a range of other somewhat related topics. We have another blog that is loosely targeted at OSHA Safety Signs. It's the place to visit for information about DuraLabel sign printers and sign making supplies.

What's the difference between a sign and a label?

The first thing that comes to mind is the size. Signs are larger and labels are smaller. But, although in general that is typically true, that's not the difference.

The difference is in how it is used. Let's take a 7" x 10.5" arc flash _____ (shown to the right). For now I'll leave it blank what we'll call this.

Here is the definition:

When used to supply information about the object to which it has been applied, then it is called a label.

When supplying information about something other than what it is applied on, then it is a sign.

For example, when applied to a device that presents an arc flash hazard, then the above is called a label, even though it is 7" x 10-1/2" in size. It is a BIG label, but it still is a label.

If it was applied to a door, warning about arc flash hazards within a room, then it would be called a sign, even though it is the same 7" x 10-1/2" size.

However, whether you call it a sign or label is not critically important. What is important is that it deliver the needed information... and that it do that reliability, clearly and durably. To accomplish that you need a DuraLabel printer, the industrial label and sign printers that get the job done... and get it done right.

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Friday, March 21, 2008

Industrial Safety Solutions

Are you looking for industrial safety solutions that will improve visual communication throughout your facility? The solution is to have an industrial quality label and sign printer.

When it comes to industrial safety having effective visual communication is key. This means having the needed information always available at the location where it is needed. The best way to accomplish this is by using safety signs and labels.

With an industrial label printer you can make the signs and labels you need, when you need them. You can create custom labels and signs that deliver the specific information you want communicated. Your signs and labels can include graphics and pictograms that accurately represent the situation in your facility. And you can make standard labels and signs as well.

The latest thermal transfer label printers, such as the DuraLabel PRO, make creating both custom and standard labels and signs quick and easy. In most cases you can start with a Microsoft Word template, make a few changes to customize it, and be printing the labels you need in just a few minutes.

Check out the latest information about the DuraLabel PRO label printers and supplies. You can also easily upgrade from printers such as the GlobalMark, Labelizer Plus, SafetyPro and other brands of printers. Call 1-800-788-5572 today for more information.

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Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Kanban & Labeling

Free Introduction To Kanban


What is kanban? That is a question many people are asking. What can kanban do for me? What are the befits of kanban? What are the downside risks of using kanban? These are more great questions.

Kanban is a system for managing materials, people and other resources such that the right resources are at the right location at the right time. It reduces overproduction, helps eliminate waste, improves delivery times, and results in more efficient operations.

What does labeling have to do with kanban?

Kanban depends on visual communication. Visual cues are used to start and stop production, for example. Labels and signs are a part of providing the visual cues used in a kanban system. Labels and signs identify work areas, equipment and machines. They are used to track work in progress and track kanbans.

For more information about kanban and labeling, visit kanban label printer.

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