#00-99 Solid Roll Lot Shirt Tags - 10,000/Box - Blue

We do carry the "DonTags". Contact us for prices and styles available.

The assembly moves faster. And a faster assembly will speed up production throughout the plant. It’s very important that the rail converter be used in conjunction with this system- with garments being placed on the rail converter instead of on assembly hooks and by eliminating the time taken to find the master tag- you will decrease assembly time and increase accuracy. Whatever gets tagged in first will assembled and bagged first.

At check in, tag the first article in the order, then write down the Piece # and the Lot # (or color) on the customer’s invoice. Continue tagging the rest of the order. When the last article of the order has been tagged- write down that Piece # on the invoice. Place the invoice in a stack with the others. During assembly, place articles on the rail converter. The rail converter has 100 slots, which are numbered 00-99 just as each Lot has 100 tags numbered 00-99. Put each garment into the corresponding slot. When the rack is full it’s time to bag. Select the first invoice from the stack of invoices. Read what Pieces belong to that invoice and take them over to the bagging station.

The Roll Lot Tag™ System is great for high volume/ high production locations. A dry cleaner goes through 1 lot at a time. The garments are tagged and the numbers in the lot are written on the invoice (i.e. “12-14”). After the garments are cleaned and pressed they go to the assembly area where each garment is given a respected place on an assembly rack/ rail converter (some assembly racks are labeled 00-99). With each garment having its own spot there is less of a chance of an item getting misplaced and assembled with another order. Less time is spent looking for a master tag number to assemble an order. The first garments in will be the first garments processed out.

One way to designate different routes or store locations is during the check in process. Cleaner’s Supply™ offers 3 different styles of the Dry Cleaning Piece Tag System, 2 different styles of the Strip Book ™Tag Systems, and many different styles of the Roll Lot™ Tags System and Shirt Roll Lot™ Tag Systems. If it is necessary to distinguish between multiple routes or locations, one option is to designate a certain color for each destination. Thus with 3 different styles in the Dry Cleaning Piece Tag System as well as 10 different colors, it would be possible to distinguish between 30 different locations. Another way of designating different routes could be by utilizing different color counter bags. Cleaner’s Supply™ has 10 attractive colors available.