Labels for Chemical Totes - Revision history

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Jgullickson at 19:15, 4 October 2017

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<big>[[Getting_Started_-_Roll_Off_Containers_(Dumpsters)| '''←''' Return To Getting Started for Roll Offs]]</big>

==TrackAbout Recommendations for Roll Off Tracking Labels==
TrackAbout has evaluated several label types, sizes and formats for use on Roll Off Containers. We've condensed our best practices into a set of recommendations for the label to use and how to use them.

'''Best Practices'''
*2 barcodes on each roll-off container
*Place them near where a user is likely to be standing when picking up or dropping off.
*Place them in the same location on every container.
*Wipe the surface clean before attaching labels to a container

==Label Specifications==
We're recommending a 2.680 X 3.480 label. They have an excellent adhesive and will stand up to outdoor use for many years.

{| class="wikitable"
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! !! Large labels
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| Labels per container || 2
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| Cost per container || $1.00
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| Cost per roll || 100 numbers for $100
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| Scanning distance (Using an iPhone 7 during the day) || 4-5 feet
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| Advantages ||
* Can scan from further away
* More visible from a distance
* More adhesive to stick to the container
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| Subsurface Printing || Subsurface printing protects against extreme solvents, caustics, acids and mild abrasion while eliminating need for a laminate
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| Adhesive || 002" MC78 adhesive. This adhesive has excellent durability, particularly suited for a wide range of poly and other low-surface energy materials (powderpaints,
etc). Great first initial tact, very hard to remove.
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| Abrasion Resistant || 2,500 revolutions on Taber Abrader
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| Chemical Resistant || When properly applied this adhesive can withstand splashes of organic solvents, weak acids and bases, salt water, cleaning solutions, germicidals, disinfectants, oils, etc.
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| UV Resistant || If exposed to UV 24/7, will last 7 years. If exposed intermittently, 7-10 years.
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|Service Temperature Range || -40°F to 350°F for intermittent exposure and -40°F to 302°F for longer exposure.
|}

This is how your labels will appear (image is not to scale):

[[File:Roll Off Labels.png|600px]]

== Label Placement==

Your labels will arrive in sets of two. This graphic provides the recommended label placement for your containers:

[[File:Roll Off Label Placement.png|800px]]

As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface. Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.

Here is an example of how the label appears on a container. As you can see it's been place in a place that is visible and easy to scan.

[[File:Label on a Roll Off Container.png|600px]]

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	As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface. Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.		As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface. Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.
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		+	== Purchasing Labels ==
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		+	To order labels, like the ones recommended here or any other size and specifications, please email [mailto:labels@trackabout.com labels@trackabout.com] for assistance.

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	As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface. Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.		As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface. Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.
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−	~~Here is an example of how the label appears on a container. As you can see it's been place in a place that is visible and easy to scan:~~

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 Your labels will arrive in sets of two.  This graphic provides the recommended label placement for your containers:
-[[File:Recommended Tote Label placement.png|700px]]
+[[File:Recommended Tote Label placement.png|800px]]
 As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface.  Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.
 Here is an example of how the label appears on a container. As you can see it's been place in a place that is visible and easy to scan:

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 Your labels will arrive in sets of two.  This graphic provides the recommended label placement for your containers:
-[[File:Recommended Tote Label placement.png|400px]]
+[[File:Recommended Tote Label placement.png|700px]]
 As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface.  Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.
 Here is an example of how the label appears on a container. As you can see it's been place in a place that is visible and easy to scan:

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 <big>[[Getting_Started_-_Roll_Off_Containers_(Dumpsters)| '''←''' Return To Getting Started for Roll Offs]]</big>
-==TrackAbout Recommendations for Roll Off Tracking Labels==
+==TrackAbout Recommendations for Chemical Tote Tracking Labels==
 TrackAbout has evaluated several label types, sizes and formats for use on Roll Off Containers.  We've condensed our best practices into a set of recommendations for the label to use and how to use them.
 '''Best Practices'''
-*2 barcodes on each roll-off container
+*2 barcodes on each chemical totes
 *Place them near where a user is likely to be standing when picking up or dropping off.
 *Place them in the same location on every container.
-*Wipe the surface clean before attaching labels to a container
+*Wipe the surface clean before attaching labels to a tote.
 ==Label Specifications==
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 |-
 | Labels per container || 2
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 | Scanning distance (Using an iPhone 7 during the day) || 4-5 feet
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 Your labels will arrive in sets of two.  This graphic provides the recommended label placement for your containers:
-[[File:Roll Off Label Placement.png|800px]]
+[[File:Recommended Tote Label placement.png|400px]]
 As stated above, when affixing labels, be sure to have a clean dry surface.  Also, it's best to place the label in a place that won't receive regular rubbing but is easy to access for scanning purposes.
-Here is an example of how the label appears on a container. As you can see it's been place in a place that is visible and easy to scan.
+Here is an example of how the label appears on a container. As you can see it's been place in a place that is visible and easy to scan: