ID Label has introduced Outdoor Xtreme™, its newest line of barcode labels and asset tags, designed specifically for outdoor applications.

These durable, all-weather labels are engineered for years of long-lasting performance, able to withstand everything from intense heat and ultraviolet sun rays to rain, hail and subzero temperatures. They also have excellent resistance to harsh chemicals and abrasions.

ID Label Inc. has introduced Eco Tote Renew™, a new eco-friendly, linerless version of its popular tote labeling solution.

Eco Tote Renew is a durable label holder that applies permanently to reusable warehouse containers. Its coated surface makes it easy to apply and remove barcode tracking labels. There’s no need for scraping off old labels or dealing with the error-prone mess of multiple labels stacked on each other.

ID Label Inc. has introduced Arctic Xtreme™, a new high-performance warehouse rack label for cold storage environments.

Arctic Xtreme™ labels perform extremely well in cold, wet and subzero conditions. They feature an advanced freezer-grade adhesive specially formulated for cold storage environments.

They can be applied in temperatures as low as -20F, with a service temperature rating of -65F.

ID Label Inc. has introduced Eco Beam Renew™, a new linerless version of its popular warehouse rack cover-up solution.

Eco Beam Renew applies directly over old or damaged warehouse labels, so relabeling rack locations is quick and easy. There’s no need for warehouse workers to spend hours scraping old labels or chemically treating beams prior to relabeling.

In addition, Eco Beam Renew is manufactured without a liner backing to eliminate excess environmental waste.

ID Label Inc. is celebrating 25 years in business. Since its founding in 1994, the company has grown from a one-person start-up operation to become the industry’s leading manufacturer and installer of barcode labels and signs.

Household names like Amazon, Wal-Mart, Best Buy and Starbucks are among thousands of global companies that ID Label works with today.

“In 1994 I couldn’t imagine we’d be as big as we are today,” said Neil Johnston, ID Label’s founder, CEO and president. “Did I hope for it? Yes. But in all honesty, I didn’t know if I had it in me to run a multimillion-dollar company with several locations across the country.”

ID Label Inc., the industry’s premier provider of custom barcoding solutions, has launched a new website and rebranded with a new logo.

The new logo mark is a nod to a colorful two-dimensional barcode image. Upon closer inspection, it’s apparent that the mark is composed of ID Label’s initials. The composition of each “I-D-L” represents the company’s interconnected link to its employees, customers and channel partners, and its passionate commitment to product innovation and excellence.

By its very nature, the label manufacturing process can produce a fair amount of waste, from set-up material and edge trim to matrix and container waste. Unfortunately, it’s estimated that 85 percent of label industry-specific waste is sent to landfills each year.

“We take our responsibility to the environment very seriously,” said Neil Johnston, ID Label’s president and CEO. “I’m proud to say that we’re committed to sending less than one percent of our waste to landfills.”

Building on its long history of product innovation, ID Label Inc. introduced three new barcode labeling solutions that allow for the easy removal and repositioning of labels on racks, shelves and totes to help warehouse executives efficiently manage and track products.

“Our new solutions support the need for inventory location flexibility, speed and efficiency, which are essential for today’s modern warehouses and distribution centers,” said Gregg Schiltz, ID Label’s general manager. “They also virtually eliminate untold worker hours that might otherwise be spent scraping and removing old labels from warehouse racks, shelves and totes.”

ID Label Inc. has added two high-speed digital UV inkjet presses to its advanced digital printing technology footprint. Manufactured by mprint in Germany, the new presses keep ID Label at the forefront of digital label manufacturing and design, and greatly expand the multicolor capabilities it can offer its customers.

ID Label is the first manufacturer in the USA to acquire the new mprint presses.