by Sam Coldwell | Oct 15, 2020 | Asset Labels, Barcode labels, custom labels, custom-printed labels, QR Code Asset Labels, Warranty Void Labels
Apple’s newest iPhone was revealed at a pre-filmed video stream event with information about the new device and the UK’s pre-order release date The new phone will be named the iPhone 12 and will be the company’s flagship phone. The new device will feature 5G...
by Sam Coldwell | Sep 24, 2020 | Asset Labels, Barcode labels, Cable labels, calibration labels, QR Code Asset Labels, Tough labels, Warranty Void Labels
Our new ‘Advanced Label Designer’ now provides a new level of customisation. Whether you choose to use one of our existing design templates or start from scratch the label visualiser allows you add a company logo, a QR or barcode and choose from a wide range of fonts...
by Sam Coldwell | Sep 18, 2020 | Asset Labels, Barcode labels, Labels, Product labels, QR Code Asset Labels
Custom Labels are a leading manufacturer of label printing in the UK. All labels are manufactured at our factory based in Bridgwater, UK. We have twenty years of experience in producing QR and barcode labels, dealing with both large and small companies. Our new...
by Sam Coldwell | Jul 29, 2020 | Asset Labels, custom labels, custom-printed labels, Labels, Tough labels
To expand our already vast printing capabilities the company has recently installed a Dantex PicoColour UV inkjet digital press. The press will allow the company to provide full-colour, high-quality, durable and cost-effective labels in much higher quantities than...
by Sam Coldwell | Jun 25, 2020 | custom labels, custom-printed labels, Labels, QR Code Asset Labels
With pubs able to open on the 4th July under social distancing guidelines we will once again be able to order a pint, sparkling wine or Gin and Tonic in England. Not everything will be business as usual though… You won’t be able to walk up to the bar and order...
by Sam Coldwell | Apr 7, 2020 | Asset Labels
After months of speculation and teaser trailers, details of the Xbox Series X have now finally been released. The ‘next-gen’ console is twice as powerful as the Xbox One, with 8 CPU cores and 16 threads, delivered via 2 quad core units; this gives a peak 3.8 GHz...
Recent Comments