BARCODING, LABELLING & PACKAGING
AM LABELS TO EXHIBIT AT PLANT & ASSET MANAGEMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME A
M Labels, an award-winning supplier of complete labelling solutions including manufacturing
and warehouse automation, barcoding and RFID systems is, for the first time, exhibiting at Plant & Asset Management, on stand A10. The Plant & Asset Management show, taking place at the NEC in Birmingham from 5th to 7th April 2022, is the UK’s leading event for plant, asset, maintenance and works management engineers and directors. The event will showcase the very latest technologies and systems, including condition monitoring, computerised maintenance, handling and storage, calibration, energy management and contract maintenance. AM Labels will be demonstrating a variety of products on its stand, including a range of barcode scanners and RFID solutions from leading manufacturers such as Zebra and Datalogic. On stand A10, the company will also be promoting TagworX software solutions from worX, which can support businesses in running their operations with increased efficiency. TagworX is a comprehensive application that can streamline inventory and asset management processes, helping to maintain accurate and up-to-the- second stock records. The easy-to-install, user-friendly software provides asset and stock management capabilities on any device, and it can also be used to identify items, manage mobile inventories across various sites or warehouses, check for missing items and flag those that require calibration.
During the three-day exhibition, Plant & Asset Management will be welcoming industrial engineering professionals and key suppliers from a range of industries. The show will also feature an extensive programme of technical seminars and panel discussions, where visitors can discover the latest technological developments and receive insights from a number of the industry’s leading experts. Brendon Bass, Sales and Marketing Manager,
AM Labels Limited says: “We are delighted to be exhibiting at Plant & Asset Management for the first time, a show that will bring together engineering professionals from a range of industries. Attending exhibitions provides us with an excellent platform to meet new customers and catch up with existing ones, while sharing the latest technology with businesses that are looking for new solutions to streamline their operations. We look forward to welcoming visitors to the show onto our stand where we will be demonstrating a range of the latest applications and software solutions, including innovative RFID technology, which has significantly grown in popularity in recent years. “Here at AM Labels, we have extensive
knowledge and expertise across all aspects of labelling, barcoding and RFID, and our portfolio consists of a variety of solutions that can assist businesses with their inventory management requirements. We also have our own in-house
AM LABELS INTRODUCES NEW INVENTORY CONTROL SOFTWARE A
M Labels Limited, an award-winning supplier of advanced labelling solutions including
manufacturing and warehouse automation, barcoding, bespoke software and RFID systems, brings to the market a complete range of inventory control solutions to streamline and improve inventory and asset management processes. The introduction of TagworX software solutions
from worX to the AM Labels portfolio offers a comprehensive application to streamline inventory and asset management processes. The software supports businesses in running their operations with increased efficiency, while helping to maintain accurate stock records. With the benefit of AM Labels’ own talented in-house software development team, the company can expertly engineer and customise applications to meet each company’s needs and requirements. TagworX is easy-to-install, user-friendly and
provides asset and stock management capabilities on any device. In addition to maximising operational
efficiency and ensuring optimal production and distribution of goods, TagworX helps businesses keep accurate, up-to-date inventory records, as well as distributing the data with ease. The software can be used across various elements of a company’s operations, including goods in, goods out, stocktakes, purchasing and asset tracking, as well as to identify items and manage mobile inventories across various sites or warehouses. TagworX is compatible with both barcoding and RFID hardware, is easily integrated for use with other software and can be customised for a range of different needs. Regardless of the size or structure of your business, TagworX offers a flexible, cost-effective solution to complete inventory control management.
Brendon Bass, Sales and Marketing Manager,
AM Labels Limited says: “It’s more important than ever that businesses can effectively and efficiently manage their inventories, and we are therefore delighted to offer a complete solution
label production facility in Northamptonshire and, as a result, can produce and supply a comprehensive range of label materials to support a wide range of industries and applications.”
to help companies achieve this. Our range of barcode scanners, handheld computers and RFID equipment, as well as the software solutions from TagworX, can maintain accurate and up-to-date records and ensure operations run smoothly, while supporting and assisting across a variety of other business requirements.
“Prospective customers can attend free, in- house demonstrations of our range of barcoding and handheld solutions with our talented and knowledgeable team. In addition, we also offer full installation and an aftercare service to ensure optimal performance of our hardware and software.” AM Labels Limited has first-class technical
expertise and customer service experience. The company supplies bespoke labelling software solutions, in addition to manufacturing labels in- house. AM Labels also offers in-depth label printing, scanning and barcoding know-how to support a wide range of industries and applications.
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