Nearly every day, we receive inquiries that we cater through the chat engines on our websites. Many inquiries come from start up businesses trying to figure out the best way to present their products on the market; and what labeling options are available to them.
Have you ever been responsible for labeling a product by hand? If yes, then you know all too well that there is nothing simple about it. You will be curious to know the price of automation and if this is something that can be achieved with the use of smaller machines for starters. With a seemingly endless number of labeling machines to choose from, picking the right labeler for your product can be overwhelming.
Perhaps the most anticipated question customers ask with every chat is “How much”. How much is the price of our labeling machine? Ask yourself, Is this asking the right question?
A good labeling company will take the time to learn about your specific requirement, your packaging and product, production volume and budget in order to determine the best type of product labeler for your specific application. Let us determine if this is the right time for you to own a self adhesive labeling system.
ROI on Labeling Machine
Sample Computation Only
The above image shows an example calculation of the cost benefit for changing from the current method of labeling to the proposed Labeler Machine. You may be hand applying, using a label dispenser, using a benchtop label applicator or using another troublesome or slow in-line labeling machine.
The people at LabelOn™ can assist with a computation to suit your circumstances. Most large companies are looking for an ROI of 4 years or under. Any ROI lower than a year is outstanding and indicates you are very late in making your decision to get a labeling machine.
Choosing the Right Label Applicator
Picking the right labeler for your product can be overwhelming with a seemingly endless number of labeling machines to choose from. The LabelOn™ range can help simplify this because is divided into 4 simple categories, each one representing a specific labeling range capacity.
