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GSM Online Label Sales - the online label and nameplate specialist
30 April 2021
GSM ONLINE Label Sales offers a new, fast and efficient way of ordering your bespoke off-the-shelf product labels. The website provides a number of standard templates to which you add your specific text requirements to customise your labels specifically for your products.

PRODUCT, RATING & MACHINE LABELS - As an easy and economical way of marking your products GSM offers both metal and plastic label options that can be pre-printed with your company contact details by specifying your own text requirements onto standard templates. All options have been UV tested for exterior applications and can even be serial numbered to your requirements.
LASER MARKING, ENGRAVING & DOT-PEEN BLANKS - Whether you require label blanks for laser marking, machine engraving or dot-peen marking, GSM offers a labelling solution which is right for you. Available in a range of standard colours and sizes our fully anodised and sealed aluminium label marking blanks offer an economical and durable solution for your inhouse marking of the nameplates.
ASSET, SERIAL NO. & BARCODE LABELS - The choice of Asset & Barcode label options includes both plastic and metal Asset Number and Barcode labels into we can include your company name, phone number and with a unique number / code on every label. These can be printed with either a code 39 & code 128 barcode or sequential serial numbers as required.
Whatever your bespoke labelling requirements please visit our website to make your selection www.gsmonlinelabelsales.co.uk
Alternatively, email the company at [email protected] or call +44(0)1845 522184 for further information.
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