8 Price stickers generic soda, snack label sheets .50 to $2.50 cents (black) (NEW)

Black Price Stickers for Soda and Snack Vending Machines

Give your vending selections clear, easy-to-read prices with this set of generic black stick-on labels. The package includes 1,040 new price labels across eight listed values. Use them to refresh worn prices, set up a machine, or keep spare labels ready for future product changes.

Product Details

• Product: Generic soda and snack vending price stickers
• Part number: NBS304-1040
• Condition: New
• Color: Black
• Style: Stick-on price labels
• Label size: 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch
• Total quantity: 1,040 labels
• Price choices: $0.50, $0.75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, and $2.50
• Intended use: Soda and snack vending machines with suitable price display spaces

Check the opening or surface on your machine before ordering. These are physical price stickers, not electronic price displays. A generic label does not guarantee a fit in every model.

A Clear Price at the Point of Sale

A visible price helps a customer decide before pressing a selection button. On machines with small product windows, a simple label can do the job without adding visual clutter. The black finish offers a uniform look across a mixed set of drinks and snacks.

Eight Useful Price Choices

The included values cover common low and midrange vending price points. You can assign different prices to bottled drinks, cans, chips, candy, and other items. The labels show the selected price; the machine still needs to be programmed to charge that amount.

One Supply for Several Machines

Keeping a shared stock of labels makes routine route work easier. An operator can take the same package to a snack machine and a beverage machine, then use the prices that match each location. This avoids carrying many separate single-price orders.

Refreshing Older Equipment

An older machine may work well while its price stickers look faded or inconsistent. Replacing those stickers can improve the presentation without changing the machine itself. First remove old adhesive residue where the surface permits.

Price Changes Without New Hardware

If product costs change, a printed price display may need an update. These stick-on labels provide a straightforward way to show the new amount. They do not alter control-board settings, payment devices, or the machine menu.

Small Format for Compact Areas

Each label measures 3/4 inch by 9/16 inch. Measure the available area rather than judging by a photo. A label that fits one price window may be too wide or too tall for another.

A Consistent Black Appearance

Matching labels can help several machines look more orderly. A uniform price style also makes a mixed snack and drink lineup feel less patched together. The best visual result comes from placing each sticker straight and in the same position.

Stock for Routine Service

A large label supply is helpful when several selections need attention at once. Keep the unused labels clean and flat between visits. Avoid exposing adhesive supplies to moisture, dust, or excess heat.

Setting Up a New Location

When placing a machine at a new site, prices should be easy to find. Select the correct printed value for each product and confirm that the machine charges the same amount. A final visual check can catch missing or misplaced labels.

Supporting Mixed Product Menus

A single vending machine may carry items at several price levels. The eight-value assortment helps present those differences in a simple format. Confirm that your planned price is one of the included values before relying on this set.

Replacing Missing Labels

A missing price sticker leaves the customer uncertain about what a selection costs. A replacement can restore that information quickly. Match the displayed amount to the programmed selling price before returning the machine to service.

Avoiding Confusing Displays

Two prices near one selection can lead to mistakes. Remove outdated labels when appropriate, and place the current one where it clearly belongs. If a machine uses a dedicated insert holder, verify whether an adhesive label is suitable for it.

Simple Visual Organization

Price labels work best when the surrounding display is tidy. Keep product names and prices aligned, and do not cover instructions, warning notices, or product images. The goal is to make the cost easy to identify at a glance.

Using Labels During a Reset

A product reset may change the item, the price, or both. Review each selection after moving products to new slots. A quick comparison of shelf plan, printed sticker, and machine price can prevent a mismatch.

Helpful for Route Operators

Route visits often involve several small jobs. Carrying replacement price labels alongside normal service supplies means one more issue can be handled during a scheduled stop. The stickers are a display aid, not a replacement for routine machine checks.

Presentation for Shared Spaces

Machines in offices, schools, and common areas benefit from clear pricing. A clean label can make a small detail feel more professional. Actual product availability and prices still depend on the machine operator.

Preparing for Seasonal Changes

Product mixes may shift with the season. Cold beverages, snacks, and specialty items can move to new price points. Having multiple printed values ready helps the operator update the display when the selection changes.

A Practical Spare-Parts Shelf Item

Labels are small and easy to overlook until one is needed. Storing a pack with other vending supplies makes them easier to find. Record the part number NBS304-1040 so the same assortment can be identified later.

Careful Surface Preparation

Before applying a sticker, check that the area is dry and free of loose dirt. Follow the machine maker’s cleaning guidance, especially around plastic windows and painted panels. Test fit and position before pressing the label into place.

Checking the Final Result

Stand where a customer normally stands and read the price display. Make sure the label is not blocked by a product, trim piece, or reflection. Then test the programmed price through the machine’s approved service process.

Visibility in A Lobby Drink Machine

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a lobby drink machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Lobby Drink Machine

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a lobby drink machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Lobby Drink Machine

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a lobby drink machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Lobby Drink Machine

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a lobby drink machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Lobby Drink Machine

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a lobby drink machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Lobby Drink Machine

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a lobby drink machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Lobby Drink Machine

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a lobby drink machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Lobby Drink Machine

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a lobby drink machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Break-Room Snack Machine

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a break-room snack machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Break-Room Snack Machine

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a break-room snack machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Break-Room Snack Machine

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a break-room snack machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Break-Room Snack Machine

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a break-room snack machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Break-Room Snack Machine

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a break-room snack machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Break-Room Snack Machine

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a break-room snack machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Break-Room Snack Machine

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a break-room snack machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Break-Room Snack Machine

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a break-room snack machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a mixed-product combo machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a mixed-product combo machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a mixed-product combo machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a mixed-product combo machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a mixed-product combo machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a mixed-product combo machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a mixed-product combo machine, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Mixed-Product Combo Machine

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a mixed-product combo machine, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a warehouse refreshment area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a warehouse refreshment area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a warehouse refreshment area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a warehouse refreshment area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a warehouse refreshment area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a warehouse refreshment area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a warehouse refreshment area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Warehouse Refreshment Area

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a warehouse refreshment area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a recreation center vending corner, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a recreation center vending corner, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a recreation center vending corner, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a recreation center vending corner, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a recreation center vending corner, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a recreation center vending corner, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a recreation center vending corner, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Recreation Center Vending Corner

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a recreation center vending corner, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Small Retail Waiting Room

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a small retail waiting room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Small Retail Waiting Room

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a small retail waiting room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Small Retail Waiting Room

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a small retail waiting room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Small Retail Waiting Room

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a small retail waiting room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Small Retail Waiting Room

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a small retail waiting room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Small Retail Waiting Room

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a small retail waiting room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Small Retail Waiting Room

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a small retail waiting room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Small Retail Waiting Room

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a small retail waiting room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Shared Office Kitchen

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a shared office kitchen, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Shared Office Kitchen

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a shared office kitchen, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Shared Office Kitchen

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a shared office kitchen, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Shared Office Kitchen

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a shared office kitchen, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Shared Office Kitchen

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a shared office kitchen, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Shared Office Kitchen

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a shared office kitchen, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Shared Office Kitchen

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a shared office kitchen, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Shared Office Kitchen

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a shared office kitchen, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Community Center Snack Station

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a community center snack station, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Community Center Snack Station

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a community center snack station, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Community Center Snack Station

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a community center snack station, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Community Center Snack Station

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a community center snack station, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Community Center Snack Station

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a community center snack station, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Community Center Snack Station

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a community center snack station, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Community Center Snack Station

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a community center snack station, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Community Center Snack Station

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a community center snack station, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Hotel Service Area

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a hotel service area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Hotel Service Area

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a hotel service area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Hotel Service Area

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a hotel service area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Hotel Service Area

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a hotel service area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Hotel Service Area

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a hotel service area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Hotel Service Area

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a hotel service area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Hotel Service Area

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a hotel service area, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Hotel Service Area

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a hotel service area, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Workshop Break Space

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a workshop break space, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Workshop Break Space

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a workshop break space, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Workshop Break Space

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a workshop break space, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Workshop Break Space

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a workshop break space, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Workshop Break Space

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a workshop break space, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Workshop Break Space

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a workshop break space, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Workshop Break Space

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a workshop break space, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Workshop Break Space

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a workshop break space, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in A Student Common Room

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In a student common room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in A Student Common Room

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For a student common room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in A Student Common Room

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In a student common room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in A Student Common Room

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For a student common room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in A Student Common Room

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In a student common room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Planning in A Student Common Room

Choose prices from the eight included values before setting up the display. If an item requires a different amount, obtain the correct label rather than showing an inaccurate one. For a student common room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Customer Experience in A Student Common Room

Clear price information reduces avoidable confusion at the machine. Make sure neighboring labels do not suggest the wrong price for a selection. In a student common room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Service Workflow in A Student Common Room

Price-label checks can be part of a normal restock visit. Inspect the display, compare it with the product plan, and correct any missing information. For a student common room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Visibility in An Apartment Laundry Room

Customers should be able to find the price without guessing which product it belongs to. Keep the label close to the related selection and check it from the normal viewing angle. In an apartment laundry room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Consistency in An Apartment Laundry Room

When multiple items share a price, use the same displayed value for each applicable selection. Consistent placement helps customers scan the machine more quickly. For an apartment laundry room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Accuracy in An Apartment Laundry Room

The sticker communicates a price, but it does not set that price. Compare the printed amount with the machine configuration after any service or menu update. In an apartment laundry room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Fit in An Apartment Laundry Room

Machine doors and selection panels vary. Compare the stated 3/4-inch by 9/16-inch label size with the actual space available before applying one. For an apartment laundry room, place the label where it will remain easy to identify during daily use.

Upkeep in An Apartment Laundry Room

A neat display is easier to maintain when old, damaged, or misplaced stickers are addressed during regular service. Keep spare labels protected until needed. In an apartment laundry room, the display may be viewed in different light or from different positions. A quick check after stocking helps keep the information useful.

Final Display Review

Before leaving a machine, compare the printed labels with the products and prices actually offered. Make sure every visible amount belongs to

Before You Order

• Confirm that the eight printed price values meet your needs.
• Measure the label area on your vending machine.
• Check whether your equipment accepts stick-on labels.
• Remember to update the programmed vend price separately.
• Use the part number NBS304-1040 when comparing supplies.

This new, black, 1,040-label assortment offers a simple way to keep soda and snack prices visible and organized.