OEM Auto Parts Labels
Product ID labels on your OEM auto parts have to last the life of the product. And more than likely, that will be a long, tough life cycle. Weber can help you pick the right materials to ensure that your labels continue to work through all kinds of weather and harsh conditions.
When you need tough, long-lasting labels.
OEM labels need to retain readability for technical and installation information as well as keeping the products brand image in front of the consumer.
OEM Automotive Label Tips
Materials:
- Durable, UL-listed vinyl and polyester label facesheet and adhesive combinations make your label work for demanding, long-term applications.
- If your package contains petroleum distillate or other liquids, chose a printing process and lamination to prevent label damage.
- Metallic label materials can add value to your logo and help get your product noticed.
Artwork:
- Labels need to be eye-catching to compete on the shelf in automotive after-market stores.
- Use bold fonts to make it easier to read the fine print on parts labels.
- Add bar codes, QR codes and other important information to make it easier for the consumer to identify the part after long periods of service.
| Shock Absorber LabelImportant product identification and safety information is required on many automotive parts including shock absorbers and struts. This label uses large type that is protected from the elements by clear lamination.Label Size: 1.5″ wide x 4.75″ highFacestock: Gloss WhitePrint method: FlexoTop Coat: Clear lamination |  |
| Rancho Products LabelThis is a brand identification label used on Rancho Suspension parts. Printed on a clear material, this logo shows up bright and shiny on truck shock absorber and strut parts.This type of branding can be important as many aftermarket truck parts can be seen by other vehicles following behind the vehicle and it becomes a moving billboard for your product!Label Size: 5.5″ wide x 2.375″ highFacestock: Clear GlossPrint method: FlexoTop Coat: None |  |
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Epson GP-M831 Printer
Offering a more flexible alternative to dot matrix technology, the GP-M831 combines the sturdiness of a dot matrix printer with the advantages of inkjet, such as wider media compatibility and higher-quality prints. Unlike dot matrix printers, the versatile GP-M831 can print advanced barcodes and crisp text, and can be used with a variety of media, including glossy paper and labels.
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X1Jet HP Premium MK2
The innovative Markoprint X1JET HP inkjet printer codes absorbent and semi-absorbent surfaces quickly, accurately and reliably. It is designed for a different range of applications in the food and beverage industry as well as the chemical and pharmaceutical industry. The controller and printer are combined in one single unit, making the system extremely compact.
View ProductZebra CS3000 Series Scanner
The innovative Zebra CS3000 Series enables enterprises to easily implement 1D laser scanning where either mobility or the cost and
size of a traditional scanning device is an inhibitor. Two models provide the flexibility for use in many applications. The CS3000 can be utilized in standalone mode for the batch scanning of bar codes, while the CS3070 offers batch mode as well as real-time bar code data transmission to a host application via a wireless Bluetooth® connection to smartphones, laptops and more. The result is a new level of affordability for 1D scanning — and the ability to streamline, error proof and simplify many business processes.
Zebra LI4278 Bar Code Scanner
The LI4278 takes 1D bar code scanning to the next level, allowing workers to scan faster and farther. Workers can capture virtually any 1D bar code, including the typical bar codes that are printed on paper labels; electronic bar codes displayed on the screen of a mobile phone, tablet or computer that allows retailers to easily process loyalty cards, mobile coupons and more; and the high density (HD) bar codes commonly used in electronic component manufacturing. 100 percent UPC bar codes can be captured from near contact to over 30 in./76.2 cm away, while 200% UPC codes can be scanned at 55 in./139.7 cm away.
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