The Floor Label Window from ASG is an easy apply alternative to aluminum frames and covers a larger label than other options.
Display Aperture:
At 10" x 8", the window is large enough for high performing barcode labels. Being on the floor, any label is likely to become dirty, so making the barcode bigger helps to reduce the effect dirt obstruction has when scanning the barcode. Taking into account the adhesive strips, a label of 6" x 10" can be placed under or 6" x 10.5" for changeable labels.
Label Design:
Portrait or landscape orientation allows large barcodes for improved scanning, or multi location label design configurations where you might want to identify multiple lanes or pallet slots to save cost.
Durable Material:
The plastic used is the same selected for bullet proof glass and by Lockheed Martin on the F22 jet fighter. ASG Services us 1/8" thick sheets and machine the edges to create an angled face for material handling equipment to ride onto the window, reducing the impact point force for extra resistance.
High Strength Adhesive:
Using a webbed adhesive, developed for the construction industry and which came top in tests when applied direct to concrete, it can withstand immense pressure which is ideal for the warehouse floor environment.
Labels sold separately, see our floor labels page.
Contact our sales team for pricing and custom size options.
We just rolled this out on some hoppers in our mfgr plant that hold / catch scrap off conveyors. They have only been in use for 1 day and have lasted longer than the stickers we had before. This protective cover is keeping our assets properly labeled so they can be moved about the plant accurately without the need to constantly monitor the labeling.
We just rolled this out on some hoppers in our mfgr plant that hold / catch scrap off conveyors. They have only been in use for 1 day and have lasted longer than the stickers we had before. This protective cover is keeping our assets properly labeled so they can be moved about the plant accurately without the need to constantly monitor the labeling.
