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Staples Laser/Inkjet Shipping Labels, 3 1/3" x 4", Clear, 6 Labels/Sheet, 25 Sheets/Pack, 150 Labels/Box (18090) is Out of stock
89% off of Staples Laser/Inkjet Shipping Labels, 3 1/3" x 4", Clear, 6 Labels/Sheet, 25 Sheets/Pack, 150 Labels/Box (18090)
Item: 714406
Model: 18090
Price is $2.34, Regular price was $21.99, You save 89%
Unit of measure 150/Box
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Achieve a crisp, professional look on all your packaging with quality shipping labels. These labels display important information about packages and their intended recipients. Printing them out can help you streamline your packaging process so you achieve maximum efficiency every time you ship an item to a customer.
Reduce Your Packaging Time
It takes time to prepare packages for shipment because there is a lot of information involved. Every label you create should include your company name and address, the name and address of the recipient, and a postal barcode. Most shipping labels also include a routing code and MaxiCode. The codes are typically generated by your shipping carrier. Fortunately, you can cut back on some of the time it takes to create your own labels by using printable shipping labels.
Avoid Repetitive Injuries
People who perform repetitive actions every day are at higher risk of injuries. If you ship a lot of products on a daily basis, it’s important to print shipping labels instead of hand-written labels. Instead of painstakingly writing every label out by hand, you can simply type the label information into your laptop or desktop computer. Once it’s all typed, print it out and secure it to your package.
Reinforce Customer Trust
Customers are less likely to trust businesses that hand-write shipping information on their packages. The way a package looks on the outside reveals a lot about the company that sent it. On the flip side, when you place high-quality, professional shipping labels on your packages, you present yourself as a reputable company that cares about your image. When you do this, you help to reinforce customer trust in your company and products.
Reduce Your Packaging Time
It takes time to prepare packages for shipment because there is a lot of information involved. Every label you create should include your company name and address, the name and address of the recipient, and a postal barcode. Most shipping labels also include a routing code and MaxiCode. The codes are typically generated by your shipping carrier. Fortunately, you can cut back on some of the time it takes to create your own labels by using printable shipping labels.
Avoid Repetitive Injuries
People who perform repetitive actions every day are at higher risk of injuries. If you ship a lot of products on a daily basis, it’s important to print shipping labels instead of hand-written labels. Instead of painstakingly writing every label out by hand, you can simply type the label information into your laptop or desktop computer. Once it’s all typed, print it out and secure it to your package.
Reinforce Customer Trust
Customers are less likely to trust businesses that hand-write shipping information on their packages. The way a package looks on the outside reveals a lot about the company that sent it. On the flip side, when you place high-quality, professional shipping labels on your packages, you present yourself as a reputable company that cares about your image. When you do this, you help to reinforce customer trust in your company and products.