72 - Small Flavor Strips

72 Assorted Small Flavor Strips for Drink Vending Machines
Refresh the selection display on a drink vending machine with this assortment of 72 small flavor strips. These new labels are made for small-can display positions that use the listed strip sizes. They help customers identify choices at a glance and give an older selection panel a cleaner, more organized look.
Product Details
- Quantity: 72 assorted flavor strips
- Product type: small drink-machine selection labels
- Size reference SA43: 1 3/4 x 3 19/32 inches
- Size reference SA36: 1 15/32 x 3 1/2 inches
- Condition: new
- SKU: FS72
- Manufacturer listed: NBS
The assortment contains 72 strips, but the product listing does not identify each drink design or the count of each design. The two size references describe possible label formats. Check your machine display and confirm the required dimensions before ordering. This listing does not state that every strip fits every machine.
Selection panels
A neat selection panel helps shoppers connect a button with the drink it represents. Clear labels are especially useful when several choices sit close together.
For a single machine refresh, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 1 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 1 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 1 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 1 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 1 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 1 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 1 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 1 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 1 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 1 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 1 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 1 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 1 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 1 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how selection panels affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 1 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Older equipment
A machine can still serve drinks well while its printed selection pieces show wear. Replacing worn labels can improve its presentation without changing its vending parts.
For a single machine refresh, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 2 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 2 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 2 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 2 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 2 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 2 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 2 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 2 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 2 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 2 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 2 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 2 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 2 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 2 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how older equipment affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 2 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Small-can displays
Small display windows need labels with the right height and width. A label that is close in size may still bend, shift, or hide important artwork.
For a single machine refresh, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 3 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 3 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 3 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 3 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 3 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 3 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 3 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 3 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 3 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 3 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 3 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 3 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 3 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 3 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how small-can displays affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 3 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Mixed beverage menus
An assorted set can support a machine with several drink choices. The actual mix in this package is not specified, so do not assume a particular brand is included.
For a single machine refresh, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 4 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 4 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 4 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 4 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 4 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 4 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 4 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 4 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 4 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 4 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 4 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 4 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 4 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 4 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how mixed beverage menus affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 4 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Service-route supplies
Keeping spare display pieces with route supplies can make it easier to address faded or missing labels during planned service visits.
For a single machine refresh, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 5 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 5 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 5 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 5 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 5 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 5 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 5 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 5 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 5 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 5 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 5 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 5 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 5 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 5 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how service-route supplies affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 5 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Clear buying decisions
The dimensions and assortment are more useful than a broad claim of universal fit. Compare the measurements with the label currently installed.
For a single machine refresh, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 6 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 6 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 6 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 6 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 6 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 6 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 6 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 6 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 6 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 6 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 6 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 6 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 6 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 6 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how clear buying decisions affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 6 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Visible product names
A readable product name can make the selection process easier. The label should match the beverage actually loaded in the machine.
For a single machine refresh, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 7 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 7 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 7 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 7 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 7 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 7 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 7 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 7 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 7 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 7 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 7 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 7 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 7 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 7 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how visible product names affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 7 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Display alignment
A strip should sit flat behind its window. Proper alignment helps keep the selection area tidy and prevents text from being hidden by the frame.
For a single machine refresh, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Review each column separately because the product lineup may differ by location. This is consideration 8 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 8 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 8 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 8 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 8 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a selection-window inspection, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 8 for a selection-window inspection; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a multi-machine parts inventory, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Use the machine manual or existing insert to resolve uncertain display dimensions. This is consideration 8 for a multi-machine parts inventory; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a display cleanup, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Make the printed selection agree with the loaded product before returning the machine to service. This is consideration 8 for a display cleanup; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a seasonal menu adjustment, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Begin with the strip already in the holder and compare its edges with the published measurements. This is consideration 8 for a seasonal menu adjustment; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a pre-opening check, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. A tidy result depends on using the correct graphic for the drink behind the button. This is consideration 8 for a pre-opening check; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a machine resale preparation, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Do not rely on a photograph alone when the display opening has a fixed size. This is consideration 8 for a machine resale preparation; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a customer-facing appearance review, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Check that the window holds the insert flat without covering its printed information. This is consideration 8 for a customer-facing appearance review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a regular service stop, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Remember that an assorted package does not promise any one flavor or brand. This is consideration 8 for a regular service stop; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a drink-column relabeling project, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. Keep the old strip as a size reference until the replacement has been checked. This is consideration 8 for a drink-column relabeling project; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For an equipment presentation update, consider how display alignment affects the selection area. A clean, readable panel can complement other routine machine-care work. This is consideration 8 for an equipment presentation update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Replacement planning
Operators may replace one label or refresh a larger set of selections. A 72-piece assortment offers a stock of labels for eligible display windows.
For a single machine refresh, consider how replacement planning affects the selection area. Avoid cutting a strip unless the machine maker specifically calls for that approach. This is consideration 9 for a single machine refresh; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a scheduled route visit, consider how replacement planning affects the selection area. If a label is too wide or tall, choose the correct format rather than forcing it. This is consideration 9 for a scheduled route visit; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a beverage lineup update, consider how replacement planning affects the selection area. The listed quantity describes the total assortment, not a count for each beverage. This is consideration 9 for a beverage lineup update; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a worn-label replacement, consider how replacement planning affects the selection area. Check the display after the door is closed to see what a customer will actually read. This is consideration 9 for a worn-label replacement; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
For a new placement review, consider how replacement planning affects the selection area. Keep unused strips protected from moisture and heavy objects in your service kit. This is consideration 9 for a new placement review; it focuses on the display, not the internal vend mechanism.
Machine appearance
Fresh, matching display pieces can make a vending machine look cared for. The overall result also depends on the condition of the surrounding panel.
Stock changes
When a machine changes its drink menu, the display should change as well. A selection label should never suggest a beverage that is not available.
Dimension checks
The listed SA43 and SA36 dimensions are distinct. Measure the display opening rather than guessing from the machine brand alone.
Ordering confidence
A machine model number can help with research, but the label window size is still important. Confirm both before choosing replacement strips.
Display readability
Clean windows and well-positioned strips help printed designs stay visible. Scratched covers or poor lighting may also affect how customers see them.
Routine maintenance
Label care is one small part of drink-machine upkeep. It can be considered alongside cleaning the selection panel and checking the product lineup.
Customer expectations
The printed selection should reflect the real drink in the column. This simple match supports a more predictable purchase experience.
Assortment limits
Because individual flavors are not itemized on the listing, the package should not be treated as a guaranteed source for one exact beverage label.
Storage considerations
Keep unused paper or printed display pieces in a clean, dry place. Protecting them from creases can help preserve their appearance until needed.
Installation review
Before closing a selection panel, make sure each label is centered and readable. Check that the frame does not cover key words or graphics.
Multiple locations
Operators who manage more than one machine may value an assorted supply. Actual usefulness depends on the drinks sold and the windows fitted to each machine.
Matching the menu
An attractive label is not enough on its own. It must represent the correct drink and fit the correct display position.
Simple identification
Selection graphics provide a quick visual cue. They can help distinguish beverages even when the machine has many adjacent buttons.
Wear and fading
Exposure to light, handling, and age can affect older strips. Replacing damaged pieces can help restore a consistent selection area.
Parts versus graphics
These are display strips, not motors, switches, or electronic controls. They do not repair a mechanical vending problem.
Fit differences
Machines with similar cabinets may use different display inserts. The correct size is determined by the actual panel and holder.
Bulk quantity
The pack contains 72 assorted pieces. That number refers to strips, not 72 matching sets or 72 guaranteed distinct flavors.
Presentation consistency
Using labels that sit at the same height can make a row of buttons easier to scan. Consistency matters as much as the design itself.
Visual inventory
A quick look at a selection panel can reveal missing or mismatched graphics. Correcting these details helps keep the menu current.
No universal promise
This product is described as small flavor strips for drink machines. The listing does not supply a universal compatibility chart.
Replacement scope
Changing a flavor strip changes the visible selection graphic. It does not change the drink loaded, price setting, or vend programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many strips are included?
The assortment contains 72 small flavor strips.
Are the strips new?
Yes. The product listing identifies them as new parts.
Which sizes are listed?
SA43 is listed as 1 3/4 by 3 19/32 inches. SA36 is listed as 1 15/32 by 3 1/2 inches.
Are specific drink brands guaranteed?
No specific brand mix or individual design counts are published in the listing.
Will these fit every soda machine?
Universal fit is not stated. Compare your current insert and display opening with the listed sizes.
Do the strips change machine settings?
No. They are visual selection labels, not electronic or mechanical controls.
What is the product SKU?
The product SKU is FS72.
Choose this 72-piece assorted set when you need small beverage selection graphics and the stated dimensions suit your machine. Confirm the fit and the desired flavor artwork before purchasing.
| Refurbished | No |
|---|---|
| SKU | FS72 |
| Weight | 0.200000 |
| Manufacturer | NBS |
| Short Description |
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Why Buy A Refurbished Machine?
Great Returns - Commercial Grade Machines - Affordability
New vs Refurbished
We used to sell new machines as well as reconditioned ones. We no longer sell new, for one main reason.
According to a recent survey of vending operators, about 93 out of 100 potential vending accounts don't generate enough revenue to justify the cost of new equipment. New machines are great if you have high volume accounts, but most people do not have these accounts.
Typical pricing on new "commercial grade" machines:
- Can drink machines: $6,200–$7,400
- Snack machines: $6,600–$8,500
- Cold food machines: $8,900–$11,700
(Priced with mech and validator, typical options, vendor pricing not including sales tax or shipping in some cases.)
As you can see, that's quite high compared to used or refurbished equipment.
Please remember 'anyone and everyone' can call their machines refurbished but what does that really mean? Please see our machine ratings page for what we actually do to our machines. Many of our competitors don't even 'clean or paint the inside' of the machines.
Start small and grow as you can afford it.Many people start in the vending business without much knowledge, and that can hurt them financially if they're not careful.
All of the machines that we sell are full size, commercial machines. There are many machines that are made that are small, countertop or mechanical coin acceptance. These machines are fine if you are a housewife looking to make a little extra money on the side. We used to sell those type of machines and no longer do. The main reason is that people who were serious about vending would out grow these type of machines in several months.
Small mechanical machines have two main problems:
- They don't make change or accept dollar bills
- They "work you to death" — frequent refills for very little payoff
Most hold under 100 products and gross only $40–$50 per full restock, and profit is less than half of that.
A full-size commercial machine, by contrast, usually holds 350 to 600 products and empties out at $250–$500. Since you spend most of your time just driving to the location, you might as well fill 500 products instead of 50.







