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Industry leading professional warehouse identification and marking services.

Our project services range from advising customers in the initial stages of a label, sign or striping project, to providing fully managed installation services of advanced warehouse identification and marking systems. All are developed for the logistics and distribution industry.

In preparation for an installation of rack labels, barcode signs, line striping, etc., we have added levels of support services, including product design, location data handling, floor layout drawings and 5s visual concepts.

We aim to help and enable customer success through high quality products and professional services.

Advice, design, creation, data development, and installations,

Our Services

Warehouse Label, Sign & Striping Installation Services.

ASG Services’ installation teams travel throughout the US applying durable barcode labels, hanging thousands of barcodes signs, and laying miles of line striping every year.

Teams are fully trained and insured, with the vital experience needed for swift and accurate work.

Attention to detail and understanding of distribution center environments helps them work in and around issues with ease. Their pace and focus is unquestionable helping ASG Services meet customer expectations.

Our Client List Keeps Growing!

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Help & Advice

Frequently Asked Questions

Which barcode is best?

The barcode you choose to use is dependent on your location or product reference data requirements.

Although we are able to produce almost any barcode type you require, Code 128 is by far the most requested by the storage and logistics industry. This is impart due to the range of characters which can be used (128), being all digits, characters and punctuation and because of its data to size percentage, lots of data can be stored in this narrow width barcode.

Code 39 is the next most popular, which is less useful in terms of characters it can encode, but it is great for its simplicity and ease of scanning capabilities. This is often used with operations handling product specific references and a need to work quickly.

More recently we have been asked for DataMatrix and QR Codes which can contain huge amounts of data compared to linear barcodes.
Where is the best place to locate shadow boards within a facility?

Shadow boards are used by people, so positioning them in or by a work area is obvious. However, those areas can be enormous in distribution centers, so a more strategic approach is needed. For example, one isn’t needed at the end of every rack aisle, but every fifth or tenth might be necessary, and at both ends. They need to be in a safe area for people to use them, alongside a walkway for example, not on a forklift truck route. And of course, near high traffic hot spots where impacts or accidents may occur.
Where do your installation services cover?

Most of our installation projects are US based, but we also travel throughout the world with customers who know and trust in our services. We also partner with similar suppliers around the world, so we can often refer you to a company closer to you if needed.
When should I consider re-coating work?

You will find that recoating is only needed where lines are driven over or turned on. Floor markings along the length of bulk storage lanes for example, typically remain as good as when they were installed.

Striping applied directly to the floor in busy areas may need a recoat within the first month or two in heavy traffic areas or more typically the first year of use. Shot blast prepared lines should reach 3 to 5 years and diamond shaved around 5 to 6 years.

These are estimates and very based on facility use, traffic levels and floor conditions.