Have you ever wondered how those sharp, durable labels are made? Thermal transfer printing is a process that uses heat to melt a ribbon onto a substrate, like paper or plastic. Unlike direct thermal printing, this method creates a highly durable image that is resistant to scratches, chemicals, and UV light. This makes it ideal for everything from barcodes on products to asset tags in a...

Need to print high-clarity labels—like barcodes, QR codes, or safety info—for warehouse shelves, lab samples, or equipment tags? The MakeID D50 Industrial Label Printer is up to the task! Sharp & Wide Printing – Featuring a 300 dpi print head and 48 mm effective width, it ensures crisp details and minimal margins. Eliminate wasted label space while maximizing...

Ever wish labeling were as easy as typing and clicking “Print”? The MakeID E1 Portable Label Maker delivers just that: Dual Input Modes – Type directly on the raised QWERTY keyboard or connect via Bluetooth to the MakeID-Life app for more fonts, templates, and creative options Big, Clear Display – A 3.4″ LCD shows up to four lines of text, with adjustable...

Ever struggled with messy storage jars, faded spice labels, or kids’ school supplies that keep going missing? The MakeID L1 Portable Label Maker is here to help! Compact & Lightweight – Weighing only 125 g, this label maker fits right in your hand and is always ready to use. Bluetooth Connectivity & Creative Freedom – Connect via Bluetooth 4.0 to your phone, design...

A truck scale is a large weighing platform designed to measure the weight of an entire truck and its cargo. Typically installed at logistics hubs, industrial sites, farms, and mining areas, truck scales help determine a vehicle’s total weight for purposes such as trade, compliance, or inventory management. Click here to learn more

1.     Truck EntersThe vehicle drives onto the scale platform. 2.     Full PositioningThe entire truck is positioned on the scale so that the weight is evenly distributed across all load cells. 3.     Force DetectionEach load cell senses the force applied by the truck’s weight and converts it into a tiny electrical signal....

Calibration is essential, not optional. Even small errors can result in legal issues or financial losses. Best practices include: Calibrating regularly based on usage frequency Inspecting load cells and cables for wear Monitoring environmental changes like ground shifts or temperature variations A well-maintained truck scale ensures consistent accuracy and extends equipment lifespan. Click here...

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is natural gas that has been cooled to around -162°C (-260°F), turning it into a liquid. This process reduces its volume by about 600 times, making it far more convenient and cost-effective to transport over long distances where pipelines are not available. Click here to learn more

1. Power Generation LNG is widely used in gas-fired power plants. Compared with coal, LNG can cut CO₂ emissions and particulate matter by up to 50%, making it an important transition fuel for nations seeking to lower air pollution and carbon intensity in the power sector. 2. Residential & Commercial Heating In many regions, LNG is regasified (converted back into natural gas) and piped to...

Global energy demand continues to rise, yet the need for low-carbon solutions has never been stronger. LNG serves as a bridge between traditional fossil fuels and renewable energy by reducing greenhouse gas emissions compared to coal and oil and enhancing energy security for countries without domestic natural gas reserves. Providing flexible transportation options by ship or truck to remote...