Putting Labels on Rolls
Although it seems like common sense to wrap a label around a roll or tube, it can actually cause problems! Here's our advice when putting labels on rolls
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HOW TO PUT LABELS ON ROLLS
Although it seems like common sense to wrap a label around a roll or tube, it actually causes problems!
- If you send rolls of any type, please put the labels on so that the barcode goes down the length of the roll as in the photo below.
- These other two pictures, where the barcode goes around the roll, means they can’t be scanned which could result in delays to your delivery.
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