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Labelling Solutions


Enhanced quality and efficiency with digital label


printing technology Tony Mariani, managing director at AM Label), an award-winning supplier of complete labelling solutions including manufacturing and warehouse automation, barcoding and RFID systems, explains how digital label printing technology with the Epson C6000 colour label printer supported a trading card grading company in streamlining its labelling operations.


rading card grading is the process in which collectors send cards they believe to be rare or well-preserved to an external company to be evaluated and graded. Cards are graded to maximise transparency when it comes to buying, trading and selling, as well as being sonically sealed in a plastic casing to provide protection and retain value.


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Ace Grading provides modern, consistent and transparent card grading for hobbyists and collectors. The company, which is based in Oxfordshire and was founded in 2021, specialises in Pokémon card grading and will authenticate and evaluate the condition of cards submitted by its customers.


Once a grade (a score between one and 10) has been determined, Ace Grading will print one of three types of labels, Standard, Colour Match or Ace Level, after which the card and its accompanying label are sealed in a shatter-proof plastic casing.


Prior to contacting AM Labels, Ace Grading was using a printer purchased from another supplier to create and print trading card grading labels.


The type of label that was being used by the company at the time was leading to issues with inconsistency, due to the fact that a number of


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