7up on ice medium size flavor strip

7UP on Ice Medium Size Flavor Strip

Give a 7UP selection a clear, familiar look with this medium-size, on-ice flavor strip. It is a printed selection label for a drink vending machine. The artwork helps customers find the lemon-lime soda they want without having to guess which button matches the product.

• Product: 7UP on Ice flavor strip
• Size: medium, 2 5/16 inches by 3 3/16 inches
• Printed version: with calories
• Manufacturer listed: NBS
• Vending World SKU: NBS16SUI
• Use: identifying a 7UP beverage selection on a compatible vending machine

This listing is for a flavor strip, not a can of soda, a vending machine, or a complete button assembly. Measure your existing label and the machine's display opening before ordering. Machine fit is not established by the drink brand alone.

A familiar choice at the selection panel

Customers often scan the front of a vending machine before they decide what to buy. A clear 7UP label makes that scan easier. The familiar name helps separate a lemon-lime option from cola, water, and other beverages. This small detail matters when several products share one display.

Why the on-ice presentation matters

The on-ice theme gives the drink selection a cold, refreshing visual. It is useful on a beverage panel where customers expect chilled drinks. The printed art serves as a product identifier. It does not change the temperature, cooling system, or performance of the machine.

The value of a medium-size label

A medium-size strip offers a compact format for a designated label window. Its usefulness depends on the exact space available. The stated measurements are more reliable for matching than a broad description such as medium, standard, or universal.

Understand the stated dimensions

The listed dimensions are 2 5/16 by 3 3/16 inches. Compare both edges with the label you are replacing. A strip can have the correct brand but the wrong shape for a machine. Do not rely on a photograph alone to judge scale.

Know what the calorie version means

The product is described as the version with calories. This identifies the printed design offered in this listing. Nutrition statements can change over time and by market. Check that the printed information suits the beverage you actually stock and any rules that apply to your location.

A replacement for worn presentation

Selection labels can become scratched, faded, bent, or hard to read. Replacing a damaged strip can make the front of a machine look more orderly. It can also help prevent a mismatch between a customer selection and the drink inside.

Designed for a clear product message

A good flavor strip answers a simple question: which drink will this button dispense? The 7UP name should match the stocked selection. This keeps the front panel easy to understand and supports a straightforward buying experience.

Match the machine, not just the brand

A machine may accept several label formats across different doors, trims, or selection layouts. A 7UP design does not guarantee a fit. Verify the label holder, the exposed viewing area, and the existing strip before making a purchase.

A small part of a complete display

A flavor strip works alongside the selection button, price display, and machine graphics. It is one visual element of the customer-facing panel. It does not replace a button, switch, light, lens, or electronic display.

Suitable for a focused refresh

A full machine makeover is not always needed when only one selection label looks worn. Changing a single strip may be enough to restore a consistent look to a beverage row. Compare neighboring labels to keep the overall panel balanced.

Clear selection names in a office break room

When people approach a machine in a office break room, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a office break room

In a office break room, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a office break room

Lighting in a office break room may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a office break room

A office break room may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a office break room

For a machine located in a office break room, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a warehouse lunch area

When people approach a machine in a warehouse lunch area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a warehouse lunch area

In a warehouse lunch area, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a warehouse lunch area

Lighting in a warehouse lunch area may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a warehouse lunch area

A warehouse lunch area may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a warehouse lunch area

For a machine located in a warehouse lunch area, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a hotel vending alcove

When people approach a machine in a hotel vending alcove, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a hotel vending alcove

In a hotel vending alcove, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a hotel vending alcove

Lighting in a hotel vending alcove may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a hotel vending alcove

A hotel vending alcove may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a hotel vending alcove

For a machine located in a hotel vending alcove, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a school-approved beverage area

When people approach a machine in a school-approved beverage area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a school-approved beverage area

In a school-approved beverage area, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a school-approved beverage area

Lighting in a school-approved beverage area may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a school-approved beverage area

A school-approved beverage area may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a school-approved beverage area

For a machine located in a school-approved beverage area, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a recreation center

When people approach a machine in a recreation center, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a recreation center

In a recreation center, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a recreation center

Lighting in a recreation center may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a recreation center

A recreation center may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a recreation center

For a machine located in a recreation center, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a laundry facility

When people approach a machine in a laundry facility, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a laundry facility

In a laundry facility, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a laundry facility

Lighting in a laundry facility may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a laundry facility

A laundry facility may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a laundry facility

For a machine located in a laundry facility, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a apartment common area

When people approach a machine in a apartment common area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a apartment common area

In a apartment common area, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a apartment common area

Lighting in a apartment common area may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a apartment common area

A apartment common area may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a apartment common area

For a machine located in a apartment common area, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a waiting room

When people approach a machine in a waiting room, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a waiting room

In a waiting room, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a waiting room

Lighting in a waiting room may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a waiting room

A waiting room may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a waiting room

For a machine located in a waiting room, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a community building

When people approach a machine in a community building, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a community building

In a community building, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a community building

Lighting in a community building may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a community building

A community building may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a community building

For a machine located in a community building, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a staff lounge

When people approach a machine in a staff lounge, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a staff lounge

In a staff lounge, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a staff lounge

Lighting in a staff lounge may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a staff lounge

A staff lounge may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a staff lounge

For a machine located in a staff lounge, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a retail back room

When people approach a machine in a retail back room, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a retail back room

In a retail back room, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a retail back room

Lighting in a retail back room may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a retail back room

A retail back room may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a retail back room

For a machine located in a retail back room, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a manufacturing site

When people approach a machine in a manufacturing site, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a manufacturing site

In a manufacturing site, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a manufacturing site

Lighting in a manufacturing site may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a manufacturing site

A manufacturing site may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a manufacturing site

For a machine located in a manufacturing site, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a transit waiting area

When people approach a machine in a transit waiting area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a transit waiting area

In a transit waiting area, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a transit waiting area

Lighting in a transit waiting area may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a transit waiting area

A transit waiting area may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a transit waiting area

For a machine located in a transit waiting area, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a fitness facility

When people approach a machine in a fitness facility, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a fitness facility

In a fitness facility, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a fitness facility

Lighting in a fitness facility may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a fitness facility

A fitness facility may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a fitness facility

For a machine located in a fitness facility, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a service center

When people approach a machine in a service center, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a service center

In a service center, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a service center

Lighting in a service center may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a service center

A service center may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a service center

For a machine located in a service center, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a shared workspace

When people approach a machine in a shared workspace, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a shared workspace

In a shared workspace, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a shared workspace

Lighting in a shared workspace may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a shared workspace

A shared workspace may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a shared workspace

For a machine located in a shared workspace, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a event venue

When people approach a machine in a event venue, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a event venue

In a event venue, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a event venue

Lighting in a event venue may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a event venue

A event venue may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a event venue

For a machine located in a event venue, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a residential clubhouse

When people approach a machine in a residential clubhouse, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a residential clubhouse

In a residential clubhouse, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a residential clubhouse

Lighting in a residential clubhouse may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a residential clubhouse

A residential clubhouse may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a residential clubhouse

For a machine located in a residential clubhouse, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a medical office break area

When people approach a machine in a medical office break area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a medical office break area

In a medical office break area, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a medical office break area

Lighting in a medical office break area may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a medical office break area

A medical office break area may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a medical office break area

For a machine located in a medical office break area, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a small business lobby

When people approach a machine in a small business lobby, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a small business lobby

In a small business lobby, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a small business lobby

Lighting in a small business lobby may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a small business lobby

A small business lobby may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a small business lobby

For a machine located in a small business lobby, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a campus common room

When people approach a machine in a campus common room, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a campus common room

In a campus common room, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a campus common room

Lighting in a campus common room may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a campus common room

A campus common room may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a campus common room

For a machine located in a campus common room, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a public recreation hall

When people approach a machine in a public recreation hall, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a public recreation hall

In a public recreation hall, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a public recreation hall

Lighting in a public recreation hall may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a public recreation hall

A public recreation hall may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a public recreation hall

For a machine located in a public recreation hall, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a employee rest area

When people approach a machine in a employee rest area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a employee rest area

In a employee rest area, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a employee rest area

Lighting in a employee rest area may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a employee rest area

A employee rest area may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a employee rest area

For a machine located in a employee rest area, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a customer service lobby

When people approach a machine in a customer service lobby, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a customer service lobby

In a customer service lobby, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a customer service lobby

Lighting in a customer service lobby may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a customer service lobby

A customer service lobby may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a customer service lobby

For a machine located in a customer service lobby, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a indoor vending corridor

When people approach a machine in a indoor vending corridor, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a indoor vending corridor

In a indoor vending corridor, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a indoor vending corridor

Lighting in a indoor vending corridor may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a indoor vending corridor

A indoor vending corridor may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a indoor vending corridor

For a machine located in a indoor vending corridor, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a sports complex

When people approach a machine in a sports complex, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Consistent display sizes in a sports complex

In a sports complex, mixed label dimensions can make a vending panel look uneven. Keeping each strip in the correct holder helps preserve a neat appearance. Confirm the opening size before replacing an individual design.

Everyday visibility in a sports complex

Lighting in a sports complex may vary during the day. A clean viewing window and a properly placed strip make the printed artwork easier to recognize. The strip itself is not a light source.

Simple product identification in a sports complex

A sports complex may serve people who are unfamiliar with the machine. Showing the 7UP name in the right selection position reduces uncertainty. It is especially helpful when several beverages use similar package colors.

Orderly beverage presentation in a sports complex

For a machine located in a sports complex, the selection panel acts as a quick menu. Accurate labels make that menu easier to follow. A flavor strip should always reflect the drink currently assigned to its button.

Clear selection names in a visitor reception area

When people approach a machine in a visitor reception area, they may have only a moment to choose. A readable label helps them connect the product name with the correct selection. Check the label against the actual beverage loaded in that column.

Before you order

Confirm the product name, the printed calorie version, and the size of the original strip. This item is identified as NBS16SUI. Choose it when your display calls for the 7UP on Ice medium-size artwork and the listed dimensions match your holder.