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Give a 20 oz 7UP bottle selection a clear, recognizable display with this new bottle-on-ice vending machine flavor strip. This small printed insert is intended for a compatible selection window and includes calorie information.
- Brand shown: 7UP
- Format: 20 oz bottle, bottle-on-ice artwork
- Printed size: 1 3/4 x 3 19/32 inches
- SKU: SA43SUBOI
- Manufacturer listed: NBS
- Condition: new
- Minimum order: 3
Product overview: 01
This new 7UP bottle-on-ice flavor strip identifies a 20 oz bottle selection on a vending machine. The design includes calorie information. It is a display label, not a beverage or a machine part that controls vending.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 01 in the product guide.
Product details: 02
The listed part number is SA43SUBOI. The manufacturer shown is NBS. The printed strip measures 1 3/4 inches by 3 19/32 inches. The product listing calls for a minimum order of three strips.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 02 in the product guide.
Visual presentation: 03
A bottle-on-ice image helps shoppers connect the selection with the drink they expect. A clear label also gives the front of a beverage machine a more complete and organized look.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 03 in the product guide.
Fit and sizing: 04
Check the width and height of the existing label window before ordering. Measure the visible opening and the original insert. A similar machine model does not always mean the same label holder.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 04 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 1.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Use in a beverage lineup: 05
Place this 7UP strip at the selection assigned to 20 oz 7UP bottles. Keep neighboring labels in a consistent size and style where the machine allows. A clear lineup makes browsing easier.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 05 in the product guide.
Replacing an old strip: 06
A worn, faded, or missing flavor strip can make a working vending machine look unfinished. Replacing the insert can refresh the selection area without changing the dispensing hardware.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 06 in the product guide.
What the label does: 07
This strip communicates the product choice at the point of sale. It does not change prices, set the machine menu, adjust the bottle column, or guarantee that a bottle size will vend.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 07 in the product guide.
Checking compatibility: 08
Compare the listed measurements with your current insert. Review the shape of the holder, the space behind the selection button, and any clear cover. If unsure, verify the machine setup before purchase.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 08 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 2.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Ordering notes: 09
The product page identifies this as a new part with a minimum order of three. Quantity pricing may apply. Check the current cart for the final price and any discount shown for the quantity selected.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 09 in the product guide.
Display care: 10
Handle the strip by its edges where possible. Keep the printed face free of dirt and scratches. Use a clean, dry area when preparing the machine display and avoid forcing the insert into a narrow slot.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 10 in the product guide.
Brand identification: 11
The familiar 7UP name helps customers find a lemon-lime soda choice quickly. This specific label is described as a 20 oz bottle-on-ice version with calorie information.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 11 in the product guide.
For vending operators: 12
Small display details matter during routine service. A correct strip helps align the selection button with the drink stocked in that column. Always check the actual product loaded before placing the label.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 12 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 3.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
For machine refurbishing: 13
When refreshing the front of a used drink machine, inspect the labels along with buttons, selection windows, and price displays. A matching 7UP insert can be one piece of a broader cosmetic update.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 13 in the product guide.
Common questions: 14
Is this a bottle of soda? No. It is a printed flavor strip. Does it fit every vending machine? Fit is not universal; measure first. Does it include calorie information? The seller describes this version as including calories.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 14 in the product guide.
Before checkout: 15
Confirm that you need the 7UP small-size 20 oz bottle version, not a 12 oz can label or a larger display format. Check the dimensions and the minimum quantity before placing an order.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 15 in the product guide.
Product overview: 16
This new 7UP bottle-on-ice flavor strip identifies a 20 oz bottle selection on a vending machine. The design includes calorie information. It is a display label, not a beverage or a machine part that controls vending.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 16 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 4.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Product details: 17
The listed part number is SA43SUBOI. The manufacturer shown is NBS. The printed strip measures 1 3/4 inches by 3 19/32 inches. The product listing calls for a minimum order of three strips.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 17 in the product guide.
Visual presentation: 18
A bottle-on-ice image helps shoppers connect the selection with the drink they expect. A clear label also gives the front of a beverage machine a more complete and organized look.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 18 in the product guide.
Fit and sizing: 19
Check the width and height of the existing label window before ordering. Measure the visible opening and the original insert. A similar machine model does not always mean the same label holder.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 19 in the product guide.
Use in a beverage lineup: 20
Place this 7UP strip at the selection assigned to 20 oz 7UP bottles. Keep neighboring labels in a consistent size and style where the machine allows. A clear lineup makes browsing easier.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 20 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 5.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Replacing an old strip: 21
A worn, faded, or missing flavor strip can make a working vending machine look unfinished. Replacing the insert can refresh the selection area without changing the dispensing hardware.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 21 in the product guide.
What the label does: 22
This strip communicates the product choice at the point of sale. It does not change prices, set the machine menu, adjust the bottle column, or guarantee that a bottle size will vend.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 22 in the product guide.
Checking compatibility: 23
Compare the listed measurements with your current insert. Review the shape of the holder, the space behind the selection button, and any clear cover. If unsure, verify the machine setup before purchase.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 23 in the product guide.
Ordering notes: 24
The product page identifies this as a new part with a minimum order of three. Quantity pricing may apply. Check the current cart for the final price and any discount shown for the quantity selected.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 24 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 6.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Display care: 25
Handle the strip by its edges where possible. Keep the printed face free of dirt and scratches. Use a clean, dry area when preparing the machine display and avoid forcing the insert into a narrow slot.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 25 in the product guide.
Brand identification: 26
The familiar 7UP name helps customers find a lemon-lime soda choice quickly. This specific label is described as a 20 oz bottle-on-ice version with calorie information.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 26 in the product guide.
For vending operators: 27
Small display details matter during routine service. A correct strip helps align the selection button with the drink stocked in that column. Always check the actual product loaded before placing the label.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 27 in the product guide.
For machine refurbishing: 28
When refreshing the front of a used drink machine, inspect the labels along with buttons, selection windows, and price displays. A matching 7UP insert can be one piece of a broader cosmetic update.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 28 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 7.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Common questions: 29
Is this a bottle of soda? No. It is a printed flavor strip. Does it fit every vending machine? Fit is not universal; measure first. Does it include calorie information? The seller describes this version as including calories.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 29 in the product guide.
Before checkout: 30
Confirm that you need the 7UP small-size 20 oz bottle version, not a 12 oz can label or a larger display format. Check the dimensions and the minimum quantity before placing an order.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 30 in the product guide.
Product overview: 31
This new 7UP bottle-on-ice flavor strip identifies a 20 oz bottle selection on a vending machine. The design includes calorie information. It is a display label, not a beverage or a machine part that controls vending.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 31 in the product guide.
Product details: 32
The listed part number is SA43SUBOI. The manufacturer shown is NBS. The printed strip measures 1 3/4 inches by 3 19/32 inches. The product listing calls for a minimum order of three strips.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 32 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 8.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Visual presentation: 33
A bottle-on-ice image helps shoppers connect the selection with the drink they expect. A clear label also gives the front of a beverage machine a more complete and organized look.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 33 in the product guide.
Fit and sizing: 34
Check the width and height of the existing label window before ordering. Measure the visible opening and the original insert. A similar machine model does not always mean the same label holder.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 34 in the product guide.
Use in a beverage lineup: 35
Place this 7UP strip at the selection assigned to 20 oz 7UP bottles. Keep neighboring labels in a consistent size and style where the machine allows. A clear lineup makes browsing easier.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 35 in the product guide.
Replacing an old strip: 36
A worn, faded, or missing flavor strip can make a working vending machine look unfinished. Replacing the insert can refresh the selection area without changing the dispensing hardware.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 36 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 9.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
What the label does: 37
This strip communicates the product choice at the point of sale. It does not change prices, set the machine menu, adjust the bottle column, or guarantee that a bottle size will vend.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 37 in the product guide.
Checking compatibility: 38
Compare the listed measurements with your current insert. Review the shape of the holder, the space behind the selection button, and any clear cover. If unsure, verify the machine setup before purchase.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 38 in the product guide.
Ordering notes: 39
The product page identifies this as a new part with a minimum order of three. Quantity pricing may apply. Check the current cart for the final price and any discount shown for the quantity selected.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 39 in the product guide.
Display care: 40
Handle the strip by its edges where possible. Keep the printed face free of dirt and scratches. Use a clean, dry area when preparing the machine display and avoid forcing the insert into a narrow slot.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 40 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 10.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Brand identification: 41
The familiar 7UP name helps customers find a lemon-lime soda choice quickly. This specific label is described as a 20 oz bottle-on-ice version with calorie information.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 41 in the product guide.
For vending operators: 42
Small display details matter during routine service. A correct strip helps align the selection button with the drink stocked in that column. Always check the actual product loaded before placing the label.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 42 in the product guide.
For machine refurbishing: 43
When refreshing the front of a used drink machine, inspect the labels along with buttons, selection windows, and price displays. A matching 7UP insert can be one piece of a broader cosmetic update.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 43 in the product guide.
Common questions: 44
Is this a bottle of soda? No. It is a printed flavor strip. Does it fit every vending machine? Fit is not universal; measure first. Does it include calorie information? The seller describes this version as including calories.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 44 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 11.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Before checkout: 45
Confirm that you need the 7UP small-size 20 oz bottle version, not a 12 oz can label or a larger display format. Check the dimensions and the minimum quantity before placing an order.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 45 in the product guide.
Product overview: 46
This new 7UP bottle-on-ice flavor strip identifies a 20 oz bottle selection on a vending machine. The design includes calorie information. It is a display label, not a beverage or a machine part that controls vending.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 46 in the product guide.
Product details: 47
The listed part number is SA43SUBOI. The manufacturer shown is NBS. The printed strip measures 1 3/4 inches by 3 19/32 inches. The product listing calls for a minimum order of three strips.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 47 in the product guide.
Visual presentation: 48
A bottle-on-ice image helps shoppers connect the selection with the drink they expect. A clear label also gives the front of a beverage machine a more complete and organized look.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 48 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 12.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Fit and sizing: 49
Check the width and height of the existing label window before ordering. Measure the visible opening and the original insert. A similar machine model does not always mean the same label holder.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 49 in the product guide.
Use in a beverage lineup: 50
Place this 7UP strip at the selection assigned to 20 oz 7UP bottles. Keep neighboring labels in a consistent size and style where the machine allows. A clear lineup makes browsing easier.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 50 in the product guide.
Replacing an old strip: 51
A worn, faded, or missing flavor strip can make a working vending machine look unfinished. Replacing the insert can refresh the selection area without changing the dispensing hardware.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 51 in the product guide.
What the label does: 52
This strip communicates the product choice at the point of sale. It does not change prices, set the machine menu, adjust the bottle column, or guarantee that a bottle size will vend.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 52 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 13.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Checking compatibility: 53
Compare the listed measurements with your current insert. Review the shape of the holder, the space behind the selection button, and any clear cover. If unsure, verify the machine setup before purchase.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 53 in the product guide.
Ordering notes: 54
The product page identifies this as a new part with a minimum order of three. Quantity pricing may apply. Check the current cart for the final price and any discount shown for the quantity selected.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 54 in the product guide.
Display care: 55
Handle the strip by its edges where possible. Keep the printed face free of dirt and scratches. Use a clean, dry area when preparing the machine display and avoid forcing the insert into a narrow slot.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 55 in the product guide.
Brand identification: 56
The familiar 7UP name helps customers find a lemon-lime soda choice quickly. This specific label is described as a 20 oz bottle-on-ice version with calorie information.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 56 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 14.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
For vending operators: 57
Small display details matter during routine service. A correct strip helps align the selection button with the drink stocked in that column. Always check the actual product loaded before placing the label.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 57 in the product guide.
For machine refurbishing: 58
When refreshing the front of a used drink machine, inspect the labels along with buttons, selection windows, and price displays. A matching 7UP insert can be one piece of a broader cosmetic update.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 58 in the product guide.
Common questions: 59
Is this a bottle of soda? No. It is a printed flavor strip. Does it fit every vending machine? Fit is not universal; measure first. Does it include calorie information? The seller describes this version as including calories.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 59 in the product guide.
Before checkout: 60
Confirm that you need the 7UP small-size 20 oz bottle version, not a 12 oz can label or a larger display format. Check the dimensions and the minimum quantity before placing an order.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 60 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 15.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Product overview: 61
This new 7UP bottle-on-ice flavor strip identifies a 20 oz bottle selection on a vending machine. The design includes calorie information. It is a display label, not a beverage or a machine part that controls vending.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 61 in the product guide.
Product details: 62
The listed part number is SA43SUBOI. The manufacturer shown is NBS. The printed strip measures 1 3/4 inches by 3 19/32 inches. The product listing calls for a minimum order of three strips.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 62 in the product guide.
Visual presentation: 63
A bottle-on-ice image helps shoppers connect the selection with the drink they expect. A clear label also gives the front of a beverage machine a more complete and organized look.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 63 in the product guide.
Fit and sizing: 64
Check the width and height of the existing label window before ordering. Measure the visible opening and the original insert. A similar machine model does not always mean the same label holder.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 64 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 16.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Use in a beverage lineup: 65
Place this 7UP strip at the selection assigned to 20 oz 7UP bottles. Keep neighboring labels in a consistent size and style where the machine allows. A clear lineup makes browsing easier.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 65 in the product guide.
Replacing an old strip: 66
A worn, faded, or missing flavor strip can make a working vending machine look unfinished. Replacing the insert can refresh the selection area without changing the dispensing hardware.
Selection windows can vary in shape and depth. Compare the old insert to the dimensions on this listing before replacing it. The 20 oz bottle designation describes the pictured product, not a promise about the machine’s vending capacity. For reference, this is display note 66 in the product guide.
What the label does: 67
This strip communicates the product choice at the point of sale. It does not change prices, set the machine menu, adjust the bottle column, or guarantee that a bottle size will vend.
A consistent display makes a row of choices easier to scan. Pair the printed flavor with the product actually stocked in the column. The compact format suits a machine designed for this specific insert size; it should not be treated as a universal fit. For reference, this is display note 67 in the product guide.
Checking compatibility: 68
Compare the listed measurements with your current insert. Review the shape of the holder, the space behind the selection button, and any clear cover. If unsure, verify the machine setup before purchase.
The artwork is a visual guide for customers. It does not replace a price display or a machine configuration check. Check the seller’s product photos against the front panel you are servicing. For reference, this is display note 68 in the product guide.
- Check the label opening for display group 17.
- Match the stocked 7UP bottle to the selection.
- Keep the printed insert flat and easy to read.
Ordering notes: 69
The product page identifies this as a new part with a minimum order of three. Quantity pricing may apply. Check the current cart for the final price and any discount shown for the quantity selected.
During routine restocking, verify that the label still matches the bottle behind the selection. Correct identification avoids needless confusion. Keep a spare strip with your machine supplies if you maintain several compatible beverage selections. For reference, this is display note 69 in the product guide.
Display care: 70
Handle the strip by its edges where possible. Keep the printed face free of dirt and scratches. Use a clean, dry area when preparing the machine display and avoid forcing the insert into a narrow slot.
If the existing label is damaged, look at the holder too. A clean holder and a correctly sized insert work together for a neat appearance. This detail is especially useful when several lemon-lime, cola, water, and fruit-flavored drinks share the same machine. For reference, this is display note 70 in the product guide.
Final product check
Choose this strip when your machine needs the small 7UP 20 oz bottle-on-ice label. Confirm dimensions and minimum quantity. The item is a new printed selection insert, sold separately from beverages and vending equipment.
Display checklist and final notes
The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. The label is for identification, not for machine programming. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. A clear selection label helps a customer make a quick choice. Always match the printed drink to the bottle in the machine. Check the original insert dimensions before ordering. Keep the display clean so the artwork stays easy to see. The strip should sit flat inside the matching display window. Keep the label rea
| Refurbished | No |
|---|---|
| SKU | SA43SUBOI |
| Weight | 0.010000 |
| 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.
