Lumber

The labels used within the lumber industry are pitted against some of the harshest environments possible and must be able to withstand outdoor weathering, heavy rain, cold temperatures and UV exposure as well as adhering to rough and uneven surfaces.

Supplyline can offer one of the most comprehensive range of label material & adhesive combinations to suit the many processes found throughout the lumber industry.

If you want to find out why so many in the lumber industry and deal with SupplylineID please get in touch.

LABEL TYPES FOR THE LUMBER & TIMBER INDSUTRY FROM SUPPLYLINE ID

High Resistance Permanent Labels

When you combine the water-resistant properties of a synthetic material with the fast curing of a hi-tack adhesive it gives you a label you can count on for those applications where you need the label to stick indefinitely and you can’t afford to lose the legibility of the information printed.

Timber Labels or Tags

To eradicate any chance of under performing labels, Supplyline can manufacture any size of tags that you can print on-site to be attached to your timber products with staples or a tie of some sort. Or use one of our labels with a special timber & weatherproof Adhesive for the perfect outdoor product. They can also be pre-printed with any information you specify.

Coloured labels

Pre printed labels and tags can be part printed or colour-washed in a whole range of colours to help you differentiate your stock at a glance.

Chemical Treatment Resistant Labels

Should you require a label to be attached to timber product before it is treated either via dipping or spraying, our synthetic labels and tags have substantial protection against chemicals and oils.

Supplyline can also be of use in the warehouse & distribution side of your operation, we can supply your plain/shipping labels, barcode printers and warehouse terminals/scanners too.

We also offer a repair service for old hardware. This begins with free diagnostic testing for any number of printers and scanners, only asking that you pay a single charge of £20 to cover the return shipping cost of the units if you don’t go through with any of the repairs quoted.