See How CIS Builds and Installs Your Labels

In short: three short videos showing our RFID label construction, flexographic printing, and project-managed warehouse labeling installs, each with a written summary so you can skim instead of watch.

Questions on any of it go straight to a person, not a bot. Call or send a quote request and a specialist responds the same business day.

RFID Label Capabilities

RFID Label Capabilities

How CIS builds RAIN RFID (UHF Class 1 Gen 2) labels and tags, from inlay selection through encoding and verification, for manufacturing, distribution, retail, and asset tracking.

What the video covers

• RFID inlays are embedded between the facestock and liner, so the label prints and applies like any other pressure-sensitive label.
• Inlay choice depends on read range, substrate (metal, liquid, cardboard), and the environment the tag lives in.
• RAIN RFID needs no line of sight, reads at distance, and reads many tags at once.
• CIS checks inlay compatibility against your printer/encoder and your customer specification before production.
• Available as stock or fully custom printed RFID labels.

RFID labels overview

Label Printing Capabilities: Flexo, Digital, Thermal Transfer

Label Printing Capabilities: Flexo, Digital, Thermal Transfer

A look at how CIS prints labels across flexographic, digital, and thermal transfer processes, and how we pick the right method for your run length, artwork, and substrate.

What the video covers

• Flexographic printing uses flexible relief plates and fast-drying inks, which makes it the low cost-per-label choice on long runs.
• Digital printing is the better fit for short runs, versioning, variable data, and fast proofs with no plate charge.
• Thermal transfer covers durable in-plant and on-demand printing where labels are produced as they are needed.
• Substrates include paper, films, foils, and synthetic facestocks, with laminates and varnishes available in line.
• Spot color matching holds brand colors consistent across reorders.

Industrial labels

Warehouse Rack Labels and Signage Capabilities

Warehouse Rack Labels and Signage Capabilities

How a CIS warehouse labeling project runs, from facility assessment and location data through rack label and signage production and project-managed on-site installation.

What the video covers

• Every project starts with a facility assessment: layout, rack types, scanner equipment, and go-live date.
• Location data comes from your file, or CIS builds the file from rack drawings.
• Retro-reflective rack labels stay scannable from 50+ feet with 7 to 10+ year durability.
• Aisle signs, floor markings, dock signs, and safety signage are produced to one consistent scheme.
• A single on-site install manager runs the crew, materials, and schedule against your go-live date.

Warehouse barcode labels