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1. Custom Mailing Labels for the Holidays November 11, 2011 Custom mailing labels provide some of the best options when it comes to mailing packages, envelopes, and other types of items that need to mailed during the busiest time of the year. Custom mailing labels are great because they offer a variety of options, such as size, shape, and color. One of the best types of labels is , which allows for the mailing address form and the packing slip or list to be printed on the front of one piece of paper. The packing slip is then "folded under" the mailing address form. Once the recipient of the package receives it, they can detach the address label ... (read more) Author: Kelsey Jones

2. Integrated Labels Increase Productivity November 11, 2011 Integrated labels are a great way to increase productivity in a shipping warehouse or other type of office setting where several packages are shipped out to customers, employees, and colleagues on a regular basis. The premise behind integrated labels is combining a shipping label form with a packing slip. Most integrated labels are guaranteed to lay flat so they do not get destroyed during processing and shipment. Integrated labels with combined shipping label form sides are available in a variety of sizes that make it possible for use on any type of package. Depending on each busines... (read more) Author: Kelsey Jones

3. Duplex Shipping Label Applications November 11, 2011 Duplex shipping labels are great for businesses that want to cut down on the time it takes to address a package in order to ship it more quickly and efficiently. Duplex shipping labels are great for this because they combine a packing list (sometimes known as a packing slip) and the mailing address label all into one piece. The packing list is printed on the back of the mailing address label, cutting down on the number of materials used to ship items and the time it takes. Even better, it is possible to print mailing and package information using a regular office laser printer. This cuts ... (read more) Author: Kelsey Jones

4. Strapping Your Packages at Home October 05, 2011 Strapping is a conventional technique of packaging objects. It can be done at home when binding boxes of furniture or at a manufacturing house for heavy-duty packaging. Modern straps can be made of metal or plastic depending on its intended use. At home, when packing appliances for interstate moving, plastic straps can be used. Although metal strap is stronger, it is not appropriate for small and light objects such as boxes of furniture, as it may cause damage. If you are moving and starting to pack up, keep in mind these reminders for handling the straps. First, strap on a leveled surfac... (read more) Author: Carl Patten

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