asset labels

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Hi gang,
I need about 25 -50 die-cut (rounded edge) labels of about 2 x 0.75
inches. Some sort of vinyl, that can be laser printed and has a good,
thick adhesive (about 2mils) to stick to anodized aluminum OR powder
coated aluminum. This is for commercial temp, indoor use. I don't need
tamper proof vinyl.

The usual stationery paper stuff won't do. Finding asset labels in
small quantities is more difficult than I expected. I'm also in
Canada, which for some reason makes shipping very expensive since most
companies are in the US but use UPS, which costs 40$ shipping for a
single sheet of labels.... Gimme a break!

Any companies, or product names?
 
<a7yvm109gf5d1@netzero.com> wrote in message
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Hi gang,
I need about 25 -50 die-cut (rounded edge) labels of about 2 x 0.75
inches. Some sort of vinyl, that can be laser printed and has a good,
thick adhesive (about 2mils) to stick to anodized aluminum OR powder
coated aluminum. This is for commercial temp, indoor use. I don't need
tamper proof vinyl.

The usual stationery paper stuff won't do. Finding asset labels in
small quantities is more difficult than I expected. I'm also in
Canada, which for some reason makes shipping very expensive since most
companies are in the US but use UPS, which costs 40$ shipping for a
single sheet of labels.... Gimme a break!

Any companies, or product names?
Click to expand...

Look at Avery. They do strong "polyester" and also some Mylar like metalised
ones that are very good.
 
On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 13:20:12 +0800, "Dennis" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:

a7yvm109gf5d1@netzero.com> wrote in message
news:07e45e91-10c7-4fd7-9610-579a2e2b4059@k9g2000yqi.googlegroups.com...
Hi gang,
I need about 25 -50 die-cut (rounded edge) labels of about 2 x 0.75
inches. Some sort of vinyl, that can be laser printed and has a good,
thick adhesive (about 2mils) to stick to anodized aluminum OR powder
coated aluminum. This is for commercial temp, indoor use. I don't need
tamper proof vinyl.

The usual stationery paper stuff won't do. Finding asset labels in
small quantities is more difficult than I expected. I'm also in
Canada, which for some reason makes shipping very expensive since most
companies are in the US but use UPS, which costs 40$ shipping for a
single sheet of labels.... Gimme a break!

Any companies, or product names?


Look at Avery. They do strong "polyester" and also some Mylar like metalised
ones that are very good.


You can also actually stamp a numeral in some versions. Both metallic
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backed and polymer.
 
a7yvm109gf5d1@netzero.com wrote:
Hi gang,
I need about 25 -50 die-cut (rounded edge) labels of about 2 x 0.75
inches. Some sort of vinyl, that can be laser printed and has a good,
thick adhesive (about 2mils) to stick to anodized aluminum OR powder
coated aluminum. This is for commercial temp, indoor use. I don't need
tamper proof vinyl.

The usual stationery paper stuff won't do. Finding asset labels in
small quantities is more difficult than I expected. I'm also in
Canada, which for some reason makes shipping very expensive since most
companies are in the US but use UPS, which costs 40$ shipping for a
single sheet of labels.... Gimme a break!

Any companies, or product names?
Click to expand...
Office Depot, Staples, London drugs?

At least here in Vancouver, BC that's where I'd start...

John :-#)#

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"Dennis" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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a7yvm109gf5d1@netzero.com> wrote in message
news:07e45e91-10c7-4fd7-9610-579a2e2b4059@k9g2000yqi.googlegroups.com...
Hi gang,
I need about 25 -50 die-cut (rounded edge) labels of about 2 x 0.75
inches. Some sort of vinyl, that can be laser printed and has a good,
thick adhesive (about 2mils) to stick to anodized aluminum OR powder
coated aluminum. This is for commercial temp, indoor use. I don't need
tamper proof vinyl.

The usual stationery paper stuff won't do. Finding asset labels in
small quantities is more difficult than I expected. I'm also in
Canada, which for some reason makes shipping very expensive since most
companies are in the US but use UPS, which costs 40$ shipping for a
single sheet of labels.... Gimme a break!

Any companies, or product names?


Look at Avery. They do strong "polyester" and also some Mylar like
metalised ones that are very good.
Click to expand...
Found them:

"Durable Metallic Heavy Duty Labels, L6009, 960/Pack, 45.7 x 21.2 mm"
"AVERY Product Number: 959201 - Software Code: L6009"


Made by many other companies as well - you can buy them at most stationary
stores.
 
On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 21:20:26 +0800, "Dennis" <noone@nowhere.com>
wrote:

"Dennis" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:UMKdnSsNZOYPnMPQnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@westnet.com.au...

a7yvm109gf5d1@netzero.com> wrote in message
news:07e45e91-10c7-4fd7-9610-579a2e2b4059@k9g2000yqi.googlegroups.com...
Hi gang,
I need about 25 -50 die-cut (rounded edge) labels of about 2 x 0.75
inches. Some sort of vinyl, that can be laser printed and has a good,
thick adhesive (about 2mils) to stick to anodized aluminum OR powder
coated aluminum. This is for commercial temp, indoor use. I don't need
tamper proof vinyl.

The usual stationery paper stuff won't do. Finding asset labels in
small quantities is more difficult than I expected. I'm also in
Canada, which for some reason makes shipping very expensive since most
companies are in the US but use UPS, which costs 40$ shipping for a
single sheet of labels.... Gimme a break!

Any companies, or product names?


Look at Avery. They do strong "polyester" and also some Mylar like
metalised ones that are very good.




Found them:

"Durable Metallic Heavy Duty Labels, L6009, 960/Pack, 45.7 x 21.2 mm"
"AVERY Product Number: 959201 - Software Code: L6009"


Made by many other companies as well - you can buy them at most stationary
stores.
Click to expand...
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Yes; it's very hard to find them in moving stores. ;)

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