5 Reasons To Attend Our “Demystify DoD Labeling” Seminar

Not sure if you should attend Winco ID's FREE "Demystify DoD Labeling" Seminar? Well, here are 5 good reasons why you should consider joining us on Wednesday, April 7 2010: 1) You are a DoD contractor, or have customers who are, and you must comply with the MIL-STD-129 including RFID, MIL-STD-130 including UID labeling mandates or even both! Many are finding that these mandates are being strictly enforced. 2) You have lots of questions. Whether you are currently under mandate with shipments ready to go, or will be soon, you might be feeling overwhelmed. The rules are many and the details are cumbersome. ...

UID and RFID Labeling Simplified

Do you sell to the government? Will your products end up in the DoD supply chain? If so, you will need to comply with MIL-STD-130 including UID labeling, or MIL-STD-129 including RFID labeling or maybe both. This requires a complete understanding of the work flow from getting the labels right to managing the data via WAWF and UID Registry. And it's proven that most don't get their labels right the first time. This can translate to delay in shipments and certainly impact the timeliness of getting paid! Worst case is, you may be subject to penalties that can exceed your profit on the ...

Winco Labels

Ever wonder how your labels are made? Maybe not. But if you've ever had to label odd shaped or irregular surfaces, items that will be exposed to chemicals, moisture, outdoor elements, high temperatures, freezers, really small places, or other harsh environments, you probably thought more about it. We've had some of our customers come to our Nashua facility and were amazed to see just how labels are actually made - right here. It starts with rolls of raw material stock moving through a press - similar to the look of a printing press. The bottom of the photo shows the raw ...

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Innovative Ideas for Manufacturers

March 3, 2010 · Comments

Electronics New England 2010 tradeshow is designed for manufacturers to see what’s new and how it can be applied to your business for success. Here you get a first hand look at new products and services, and keep up-to-date on current trends and issues. This... [Read the full story]

Winco News

David Holliday Meets President Obama

February 2, 2010 · Comments

David Holliday, Sales Manager at Winco ID, will meet President Obama today. David’s wife Caren was a lucky winner of free tickets to see the Town Hall meeting hosted at Nashua High School North today at 2:00. Caren chose to bring David along, and they... [Read the full story]

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Sneak Preview – Zebra Xi4

September 23, 2009 · Comments

If you’ve read my RFID printer shootout, you’ll know my thoughts on the rather elderly XiIII design. The Xi series of printer has been Zebra’s flagship model for a few years now and, let’s face it, is in serious need of a facelift! While... [Read the full story]

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Preprinted & Encoded DoD Labels

As the government continues their effort to improve inventory and tracking of essential military inventory, more DoD contracts are calling for compliance with labeling specifications under MIL-STD-130 and MIL-STD-129. DCMA inspections are taking a more serious approach to enforcing these labeling mandates. Shipments...

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What is Mobility?

Guest post by Terran Churcher of Codegate What do you think of when you hear the word “Mobility”? A fully integrated mobile worker solution incorporating hardware and software, increasing visibility and remote worker management; or a four wheeled motorised scooter and other physical mobility aids? I have a sneaking...

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Variable Data On Preprinted Labels – How?

When serial numbers, lot numbers, expiration dates, and other variable data is required for your labeling jobs, preprinted labels may be an economical and efficient way to go. The labels you see here are all preprinted on durable label stock but each has their own specific application. MIL-STD-130 UID Label Preprinted...

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