Place label here

A place label here label, also known as a placard label holder or label adapter, is a widely used solution for identification of plastic bins, crates and trolleys. This type of label enables you to remove self-adhesive (barcode) labels, such as pallet ID or LPN barcode labels, without leaving any residue from either the label material or the adhesive behind.

The perfect solution for single-use labels on transport and storage equipment as well as flexible storage locations. The material is also heat-resistant, scratch-proof and resistant to industrial cleaning processes.

Why order place label here labels from ONE2ID?

Our in-house production team designs and manufactures the labels to fit the most commonly used sizes for plastic crates, bins and pallet boxes. One of the advantages of having our own label factory is that we can fully customise the labels to the exact size of your bins and crates. We can also add e.g. your company logo, a URL or other relevant information to the labels. In addition, we can also supply a transparent version of the place label here sticker. We specialise is custom designs so the possibilities are near endless.

Would you like to know the standard label sizes we can manufacture for you at short notice? Please contact one of our consultants for more information.

How do you use the place label here label?

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Apply the place label here labels to the crates or bins.
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Use a thermal transfer printer to print your paper labels.
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Apply the printed barcode labels to the place label here labels.
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Replace the paper labels when the product or location changes.

Questions about the place label here label

If you are looking for a cost-effective solution for labelling locations that change regularly, choose the place label here label. It will save you cleaning costs when removing the labels as well as time spent replacing stickers.

Do you still have questions or would you like to test the material? Please feel free to contact Sales Manager Anton Damen for custom labelling advice or to request samples.