Difference between revisions of "Labels for Roll Off Containers (Dumpsters)"

Revision as of 11:51, 1 August 2017

4 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

The labels come in 2 sizes. Both are very sticky and will stand up to outdoor use for many years.

	Large labels
Labels per container	2
Cost per container	$1.00
Cost per roll	100 numbers for $100
Scanning distance (Using an iPhone 7 during the day)	4-5 feet
Advantages	Can scan from further away More visible from a distance More adhesive to stick to the container

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-!  !! Large labels !! Small labels
+!  !! Large labels
 |-
-| Labels per container || 4 || 4
+| Labels per container || 2
 |-
-| Cost per container || $1.00 || $0.34 to $0.40
+| Cost per container || $1.00
 |-
-| Cost per roll || 100 numbers for $100 ||
+| Cost per roll || 100 numbers for $100
-for $210<br>
-for $50
 |-
-| Scanning distance (Using an iPhone 7 during the day) || 4-5 feet || 10 inches
+| Scanning distance (Using an iPhone 7 during the day) || 4-5 feet
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 | Advantages ||
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 * More visible from a distance
 * More adhesive to stick to the container
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-* Cheaper
-* Rolls are smaller and easier to deal with
-* Barcodes are all in a single row on the role and so it is less likely that someone will accidentally put two different barcodes on the same container.
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