Should you be using barcode labels for your units? Here at ServiceCore we get a lot of questions about tracking porta potties and dumpsters. This is a common issue that becomes even more apparent as companies, and their inventory, grow. Sometimes a farmer or construction worker will move a unit from its original location, so how do you find the unit to service or remove it? Often operators are unsure of how to solve this problem ServiceCore recommends barcoding units for easy tracking that you can integrate into your software solution. We sat down with our partners at Express Corp to discuss how barcoding could help you. Express Corp has been providing barcode and traditional labeling solutions since 1984. Their customers consist of tens of thousands of businesses, government entities, and industrial customers worldwide. Their fully integrated manufacturing facility, located in San Diego, California, delivers the quickest turnaround on even the most complex custom barcode label jobs. Express provides knowledgeable technical support, competitive pricing, and an array of products to satisfy a broad range of customer needs. Plus, ServiceCore customers can get free samples, consultations, and free shipping when ordering from Express. Curious about how barcoding could be a game changer for your business? Express Corp shared their thoughts with us on the most pressing questions about their services to help you decide if this is the right solution for you. | ![]() |
1. Why should I use labels rather than numbering my units?
2. Are the labels weatherproof?
3. How often do the tags need to be replaced?
4. What is the cost range?
5. Does the size of the label matter?
6. How quickly can I get more tags if I need them?
7. What devices do your labels work with?
8. Can I order magnetic labels instead of stickers?
9. Do you have aluminum labels? What is the additional cost?
10. When is it necessary to track the location of your unit using a label?
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