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*This page aims to go over the International Standards and [[Standard Practices]] for these symbols | *This page aims to go over the International Standards and [[Standard Practices]] for these symbols | ||
*This will aid both Shipping of OSE Products, but also better awareness on handling of things purchased and shipped to OSE Work Areas | *This will aid both Shipping of OSE Products, but also better awareness on handling of things purchased and shipped to OSE Work Areas | ||
=Supplies= | |||
*If not using [[Direct Marking]] such as a conveyor with a [[Continuous Inkjet]] , [[Laser Engraving]] / [[Wood Branding]] , or [[Handheld Inkjet Printers]] etc either a Printed [[Shipping Label]] or Sticker will be needed | |||
*Albeit not as good for larger scale operations a [[3D Printed Stencil]] could be used along with [[Spray Paint]] or an [[Airbrush]] | |||
**A [[Permanent Marker]] may suffice for a stencil too | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
* | *[[Hazard Symbols]] | ||
*[[Fire Diamond]] | |||
*[[ISPM 15]] | |||
=External Links= | =External Links= | ||
Latest revision as of 18:48, 8 March 2024
Basics
- Most Shipped Goods, Especially Cardboard Boxes are covered in various symbols
- This page aims to go over the International Standards and Standard Practices for these symbols
- This will aid both Shipping of OSE Products, but also better awareness on handling of things purchased and shipped to OSE Work Areas
Supplies
- If not using Direct Marking such as a conveyor with a Continuous Inkjet , Laser Engraving / Wood Branding , or Handheld Inkjet Printers etc either a Printed Shipping Label or Sticker will be needed
- Albeit not as good for larger scale operations a 3D Printed Stencil could be used along with Spray Paint or an Airbrush
- A Permanent Marker may suffice for a stencil too
Internal Links
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Packaging's Subsection on Shipping Container Labeling
- The Wikipedia List of Symbols Subsection on General Consumer Products
- A Post in the Blog "Pack Mojo" Titled "The Complete Guide to International Packing Symbols"
- A Post in the Blog "Packoi" Titled "32 Packaging Symbols Explained: An A to Z Guide"