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Cover-up label options for manufacturers, when the information printed on their labels is no longer correct or needs to be modified.

This blog discusses how to label compressed air hoses and valves in the high temperature, ultra-clean environment of the dairy and non-dairy, soft drinks and liquid food processing industry.

The process for putting a UL Mark onto a ‘Combined Label’ is incredibly complicated and to help our customers we have compiled this guide in a question and answer format.

What is the UL Mark approval process for the ‘L’ Type Follow-up Service? (LISTED, CLASSIFIED, RECOGNIZED, CERTIFIED)

What is the full UL Mark approval process for the ‘R’ Type Follow-up Service? (LISTED, CLASSIFIED, CERTIFIED)

Customizable computer imprintable cryogenic label solutions, professional options we pre-print with all or some of your information, or more economical options that you can print yourself using a thermal transfer or laser printer.

Make sure you get the correct UL Mark approved and onto your finished product labels. This short video runs through the process that you need to go through when you're using Type ‘R’ Follow-up Service from UL.

This short video summarizes UL's Follow-up Service program and what UL Mark to use on your labels under each service.

This video summarizes the process you need to go through if you are signed up to UL's Type ‘L’ Follow-up Service, getting the correct UL Mark you wish to use approved and ensuring your labels are printed by a PGAA supplier.

Identifying Hydraulic Hoses is vital for you to make sure that your customers can quickly and easily see your company re-order details and any other technical information you may wish to add.

There are various steps you need to follow in order to obtain the UL mark and put it onto your products if using a label. This blog provides a short overview of PGAA.

This short video blog describes the process of changing supplier for an UL approved product and how easy it is to do.