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 Types: Flexo, Digital, Thermal Transfer

Label Types: Flexo, Digital, Thermal Transfer

A look at flexographic, digital, and thermal transfer labels and how to pick the right type for your run length, artwork, and substrate. CIS prints variable data thermal transfer labels in-house in Winder, GA, and prints its other labels in-house too.

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 give 10+ feet scan distance (typical for a long-range scanner) and long-term 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