ID Label Inc.: 3 Considerations When Selecting Pallet Labels for Cold Storage Applications

LPN labels – also known as license plate numbers – are sequential barcode labels used to track moveable units in a warehouse, such as cartons, bins and pallets. These labels play a vital role in helping warehouse managers maximize operational speed, accuracy and efficiency as they receive, track, move and ship product inventory.

Many products require storage and distribution that rely on cold storage warehouses, where pallet/LPN labels are used to properly track them from the moment they enter the facility until they leave. There are several cold storage labeling challenges not typically found in the ambient areas of a warehouse, due to the harsh conditions and temperatures.

Using labels that aren’t suitable for cold storage applications – perhaps in hopes of minimizing costs – can end up being the most expensive and inefficient option due to frost build up and failed scans. Standard do-it-yourself, paper LPN labels won’t cut it. Cold storage warehouse LPN labels need to be resistant to moisture build-up to ensure scanner readability.

To ensure that LPN labels perform in cold storage environments, it’s important to understand the benefits that come with using a label material specifically designed for cold storage applications.

ID Label Company Profile

Since 1994, ID Label has been one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of custom, variable-information barcode labels and ID tags. Our solutions are used by thousands of global organizations to keep their businesses moving with efficiency, speed and accuracy. ID Label’s expert sales consultants are passionate about working with our customers to provide smart ideas and innovative products. Our custom-engineered solutions include durable, multicolor warehouse rack and...

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