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Leading provider for your barcoding, labeling, and product identification needs since 1993.
In small businesses, every second and every resource counts. When it comes to improving efficiency and minimising costly errors, barcode scanners emerge as invaluable tools. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive deep into the benefits of barcode scanners for small
Learn how Conti Systems, Inc. can help minimize the disruption to your business. Without a doubt, you are likely aware of the supply chain constraints that we all continue to experience. We realize this situation directly impacts expected shipment timeframes
Many manufacturers believe that the quality of their product matters most, and try to scrimp on the product packaging in order to increase profits. Of course, we’re in business to make profits, but consumers often judge a product by the
Recently, Business Development Manager, Louis Conti, of Conti Systems visited IIMAK Headquarters in western New York. Established in 1993, Conti Systems is a full-service provider of barcoding, labeling, and product identification solutions. The Texas-based company specializes in all types of consumable products such as custom and stock
Shrink sleeves continue to grow in popularity, and appear to be a market driven mainly by the consumer. People really like the attractive full body coverage shrink sleeves can offer over traditional labels. They can be customized very easily, which
Packaging is a crucial part of product design. Used with the right product label, packaging adds value to your product. That brings us to the importance of the label. From brand labels to sales labels, labels attract buyers to your
Yes — OS staging, MDM enrollment, Wi-Fi profile configuration, WMS app installation, and scanner configuration are all completed before the device ships. Devices arrive ready to scan on day one. For fleet deployments this is the difference between a clean
Account setup within one business day. First label or equipment order ships within standard production times for your specs. For tight client onboarding, we coordinate parallel paths so equipment, labels, and configuration come together by go-live.
Yes — service agreements include predictable monthly cost, faster response time, loaner equipment, and priority repair. For 3PL operations running 24/7, this is typically the difference between a few hours of downtime and a full shift lost.
Yes — see our RFID equipment page for the deployment process and use cases. RFID works particularly well for 3PL dock-door verification and cycle counting where manual scanning is the throughput bottleneck.
Yes — we produce to current retailer-specific compliance sheets including label format, placement requirements, and data encoding. Spec sheets change; we work from the current version, not the version that was current when the relationship started.
Yes — we coordinate equipment, labels, and signage across multiple warehouse locations under a single account. Consistent specs across sites means no version drift and no surprises during multi-site audits.
Yes — staggered repair rotation, flat-rate per-unit pricing, and loaner inventory for high-volume 3PL operations. Programs are scoped against fleet size and duty cycle, with annual or quarterly cadence depending on usage.
Typically 5–10 business days from approved spec to shipment. Rush production is available for tight client onboarding timelines — we’ve shipped first-run labels within a week of a new client agreement when the sales cycle required it.
Yes — including SSCC, UCC-128, and current GS1-128 standards. We produce to the current spec your retail buyers require, not last year’s. Labels are scan-validated before shipment to catch encoding mistakes before chargebacks happen.
Yes — each client gets its own label profile stored on file. Reorders pull the right format automatically without re-spec’ing the job, so the same client’s labels match exactly from year one through year five of the contract.

