By maintaining color label printers in your business, you save time and money. That might not seem the case when pre-made labels are easy to render, but in the long run, it's preferable to have unique labels with current information, so you avoid any errors or discrepancies.
Espon's official blog recently touched on this topic in a post called "The Growing Role and Impact of Color Labeling." Here, the blog's authors said that the advantages of being able to turn around new labels when government standards change far outweigh the inconvenience of producing them.
A good label printer grants flexibility to a company, whether they produce medicine, industrial chemicals or shoes. And color adds a degree of specificity that's important when dealing with symbols and specific warning images for users and handlers.
"Color labeling technologies should not be viewed as a solution, but rather as a standard for supply chains across the board," the post reads. "From a production standpoint, manufacturers need to remember that new regulatory changes will continue to be implemented, first impacting the pharmaceutical industry and then slowly reaching all other industries, meaning that the need for real time, operational flexibility will be essential."
Even when companies don't face direct industry pressure to change their labels, it's likely that there will be some reason to revise, whether it's a new campaign or simply updating the look on the label. Optimedia Labs will not only provide your business with a fully compatible Epson ColorWorks printer, but also the tools you need for optimal industrial printing solutions. This includes a USB cord for connecting and a source of appropriately-sized labels for the printer.