Rack labels identify individual shelves or bays within storage racks and are made of durable materials like polyester, paper, or vinyl. They attach to racks via magnets or adhesive. Floor labels mark aisles, walkways, and traffic lanes in warehouses using durable vinyl or polyester labels with arrows, numbers or symbols to direct traffic. Aisle and bay markers identify entire sections of warehouses or distribution centers through large labels on the floor or ceiling featuring numbers, letters or color-coded systems.

1. RACK LABELS FLOOR LABELS
Rack labels are typically used to identify
individual shelves or bays within storage racks.
The labels are often made of polyester, paper,
or vinyl, and are often inserted into label or
ticket holders for protection against wear and
tear. They attach to racking via magnets or
adhesive.
Floor labels are used to mark aisles,
walkways, and traffic lanes within the
warehouse. These labels are often made of
durable materials like vinyl or polyester, and
they may feature arrows, numbers, or
symbols to help direct traffic.

2. AISLE & BAY MARKERS PALLET LABELS
Aisle and bay markers are used to identify
entire sections of the warehouse or
distribution centre. These labels may be
attached to the floor or ceiling and may
feature numbers, letters, or colour-coded
systems.
Pallet labels are used to identify
individual pallets and their contents.
These labels may include information like
the product name, SKU, lot number, and
expiration date.