How to label Suitcases / Luggages and Instrument Cases
Be sure to put a SECOND copy
of the label inside the suitcase/luggage or
instrument case in case the label comes off
during handling, automated sortation, and transit.
See below examples of how to label and how not to label.
Example 1:
Label placed inside a label holder
provided by us and
attached to the item's handle using at least two
cable ties provided by us.
PERFECT!
This label is very unlikely to come off during
handling, automated sortation, and transit.
Example 2:
ONLY if you don't have
time for delivery of label holders and cable ties,
attach your label by wrapping transparent tape around the item repeatedly.
GOOD ENOUGH...
If you do a good job, this label is unlikely to come off during
handling, automated sortation.
Example 3:
Label taped directly to surface of item.
This is a REALLY bad idea and will probably lead to your item being lost in transit.
WRONG!
This label is likely to come off during
handling, automated sortation, and transit.
Be sure to put a SECOND copy
of the label inside the suitcase/luggage or
instrument case in case the label comes off
during handling, automated sortation, and transit.
See below examples of how to label and how not to label.
Example 1:
Label placed inside a label holder
provided by us and
attached to the item's handle using at least two
cable ties provided by us.
PERFECT!
This label is very unlikely to come off during handling, automated sortation, and transit.
Example 2:
ONLY if you don't have
time for delivery of label holders and cable ties,
attach your label by wrapping transparent tape around the item repeatedly.
GOOD ENOUGH...
If you do a good job, this label is unlikely to come off during handling, automated sortation.
Example 3:
Label taped directly to surface of item.
This is a REALLY bad idea and will probably lead to your item being lost in transit.
WRONG!
This label is likely to come off during
handling, automated sortation, and transit.
