AMS price labels sheet 1.00-1.25 cents (NEW)

Give your AMS snack machine a clear, tidy price display with this new sheet of small price labels. The sheet has more than 100 labels. Each label shows $1.00 on one side and $1.25 on the back. It is listed for AMS 39-640 and AMS 35-632 snack machines that use the small label size.

Product details at a glance

Brand	AMS
Item	Small vending machine price labels
Part number	AMSPL100
Condition	New
Sheet count	More than 100 price labels
Price choices	$1.00 and $1.25, on opposite sides
Listed machine models	AMS 39-640 and AMS 35-632
Important fit note	AMS uses both small and large price labels. Confirm your size before ordering.

A simple way to show two common prices

A price label does a small job that matters every day. It tells a customer what an item costs before they pay. A clear price can make a snack machine easier to use. It can also help the machine look neat and cared for.

These labels offer two printed prices in one piece. The front shows $1.00. The back shows $1.25. Choose the side that matches the price set in the machine. This helps keep the displayed price in line with the amount charged.

Check the size before you buy

AMS machines can use small or large price labels. This sheet is the small version. A model name alone may not tell you which size is in your machine. Look at a label that is already installed. Compare its shape and size with the product listing before you order.

• This listing is for small-size AMS price labels.
• AMS 39-640 and 35-632 are the listed machine models.
• Some AMS machines use large labels instead.
• Do not assume all machines of the same brand use the same label.
• If the label size is unclear, check the machine or ask for help before buying.

Why price labels matter

Customers often look at a price before they choose a snack. A label gives them that answer in a familiar place. It can reduce doubt at the keypad and make the buying process feel more direct.

A clear label is useful even when a machine has a digital display. The label helps a person compare choices at a glance.

What to remember

• A clear label is useful even when a machine has a digital display. The label helps a person compare choices at a glance.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

A clean look for the snack shelf

Missing, worn, or mixed labels can make a machine look untidy. Fresh labels help bring a more even look to the display. Matching labels across a shelf can make prices easier to scan.

A tidy shelf does not change how a machine vends. It does make the price area easier to read.

What to remember

• A tidy shelf does not change how a machine vends. It does make the price area easier to read.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Two prices on each label

The $1.00 and $1.25 choices are printed on opposite sides. This gives you two display options from the same label. It is useful when one selection is set to a dollar and another is set to a dollar and a quarter.

Always use the side that matches the programmed vend price. The printed label does not set the machine price.

What to remember

• Always use the side that matches the programmed vend price. The printed label does not set the machine price.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Useful for routine price updates

Snack prices can change as product costs and site needs change. A label should be updated when the programmed price changes. These two-sided labels help with updates between the two printed amounts.

If your new price is not $1.00 or $1.25, choose a different label that shows the correct amount.

What to remember

• If your new price is not $1.00 or $1.25, choose a different label that shows the correct amount.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Made for small label positions

The product listing calls these small-size labels. That matters because a label needs to fit the holder on the machine. A label that is too wide or tall may not sit correctly.

Check an existing label rather than guessing. If the old label is damaged, check the holder and machine information.

What to remember

• Check an existing label rather than guessing. If the old label is damaged, check the holder and machine information.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

For AMS 39-640 operators

The AMS 39-640 is one of the models named on this product page. If your unit has the matching small price label holder, this sheet may be the right replacement choice.

Confirm the actual label size on your machine. Do not rely only on the model number.

What to remember

• Confirm the actual label size on your machine. Do not rely only on the model number.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

For AMS 35-632 operators

The AMS 35-632 is also listed for this sheet. Small price labels can help keep a consistent price display when older labels have become hard to read.

As with the 39-640, the key step is to check whether your unit uses the small label size.

What to remember

• As with the 39-640, the key step is to check whether your unit uses the small label size.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

More than 100 labels per sheet

The sheet contains more than 100 price labels, according to the listing. That gives you a supply for several price positions or for later changes. The number of labels you need depends on your machine layout.

Count the price positions you plan to update before placing an order. A spare supply can be handy for future service.

What to remember

• Count the price positions you plan to update before placing an order. A spare supply can be handy for future service.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

New replacement parts

The listing describes this product as a new part. It is a label supply, not a refurbished electronic part. There is no motor, circuit board, or payment device in this item.

New labels can be used when the old ones are lost, faded, damaged, or no longer show the right price.

What to remember

• New labels can be used when the old ones are lost, faded, damaged, or no longer show the right price.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Clear prices support easy shopping

Customers should not need to guess whether a snack costs one dollar or one dollar and a quarter. The right label helps give a quick answer. A consistent price display is one part of a well-kept vending machine.

Check that the machine charges the same amount as the label. A label is a visual guide, not a pricing control.

What to remember

• Check that the machine charges the same amount as the label. A label is a visual guide, not a pricing control.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Keep your selections consistent

When a shelf has many price positions, mixed label styles can be distracting. Using matching small labels can help the shelf look more uniform. It can also make price checks easier during a service visit.

A uniform look works best when every label is readable and correctly matched to its selection.

What to remember

• A uniform look works best when every label is readable and correctly matched to its selection.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

A small part with a clear purpose

Price labels are simple parts. They do not need power or a software update. Their job is to show the amount a customer should expect to pay.

The correct label, placed in the correct holder, can make the price area look complete again.

What to remember

• The correct label, placed in the correct holder, can make the price area look complete again.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Good for planned service visits

Price labels are easy to overlook during a restock. Yet they are worth checking during routine machine care. Look for missing labels, unclear print, and prices that do not match the machine settings.

Keeping labels with other small service parts may help you make quick changes when needed.

What to remember

• Keeping labels with other small service parts may help you make quick changes when needed.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Price changes without confusion

When you change a selection from $1.00 to $1.25, update the display at the same time. The back of each label offers the other printed price. This makes the two choices easy to recognize.

Make sure the chosen side faces the customer and is held securely in the correct position.

What to remember

• Make sure the chosen side faces the customer and is held securely in the correct position.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Suitable for matching AMS layouts

AMS machines can differ in layout and parts. This product is listed for two models, but fit still depends on the small label style.

Do not trim or force a label into a holder that is the wrong size. Confirm fit first.

What to remember

• Do not trim or force a label into a holder that is the wrong size. Confirm fit first.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Keep the price easy to find

A label works best when it sits near the item or selection it describes. If it shifts out of place, a customer may read the wrong price.

Check each label position after any change. Match the label to the selection number and price setting.

What to remember

• Check each label position after any change. Match the label to the selection number and price setting.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Refresh a used machine

A used snack machine may arrive with labels from an earlier location. Those prices may not fit your current product plan. A new set of labels can help update the display for your own pricing.

Replace only the labels that need changing, or refresh a larger area for a more even appearance.

What to remember

• Replace only the labels that need changing, or refresh a larger area for a more even appearance.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Support for multiple snack choices

Many snack machines carry a mix of products. Some may be priced at $1.00 and others at $1.25. These labels let you show either amount where the small holder fits.

The printed choices are limited to those two prices. Other prices need other labels.

What to remember

• The printed choices are limited to those two prices. Other prices need other labels.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Easy to read during a route visit

When you service several machines, clear labels help you review price positions without searching through notes for every selection. You can compare the printed amount with the machine setting.

A quick price check can catch a mismatch before it becomes a customer concern.

What to remember

• A quick price check can catch a mismatch before it becomes a customer concern.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

A practical stock item

Price labels take little room in a service supply area. A sheet with more than 100 labels may cover more than one update, depending on how many positions you need.

Keep unused labels clean and flat so they remain easy to sort when needed.

What to remember

• Keep unused labels clean and flat so they remain easy to sort when needed.
• Use only the small-size holder that matches this product.
• Match the visible amount to the programmed selection price.

Simple price display checklist

• Find the label holder on the machine.
• Check whether it takes the small AMS label.
• Confirm that your model and label style match the listing.
• Choose $1.00 or $1.25 for the visible side.
• Check the programmed price for the same selection.
• Make sure the label is readable and in the right position.
• Repeat the check for each selection you update.

Common questions

What comes with this product?

A new sheet containing more than 100 small AMS price labels.

Which prices are printed?

$1.00 is on one side, and $1.25 is on the back.

Is this the large label size?

No. The listing states that these are small-size labels.

Which machines are named?

AMS 39-640 and AMS 35-632 are listed.

Will this fit every AMS snack machine?

No. AMS uses small and large labels. Check the size used in your machine.

Does a label change the price in the machine?

No. The label only shows a printed amount. The machine price must be set separately.

Can I show $1.25 instead of $1.00?

Yes. Use the side printed with $1.25, provided it matches the programmed price.

Are these used labels?

No. The product page lists them as new.

What if I need a different price?

Choose a label with the correct printed price.

What if my old label is missing?

Check the holder size and your machine details before ordering a replacement.

Can I use these across several machines?

You can use the sheet where the machines have matching small AMS label holders and need these prices.

Why should I check the holder?

The wrong label size may not fit or display correctly.

Are these electronic parts?

No. These are printed price labels.

Can I use both prices on one selection at once?

No. Show the side that matches the active vend price.

Is the exact count 100?

The listing says more than 100 labels, not an exact count.

What is the SKU?

AMSPL100.

Should I check the price after installation?

Yes. Verify that the displayed amount matches the machine setting.

Are they for drink machines?

This listing identifies AMS snack machine models. Confirm fit rather than assuming another machine uses the same holder.

Why replace a faded label?

A clear printed amount is easier for customers to read.

Do these labels include a machine?

No. This listing is for the price label sheet only.

Price label notes for checking a newly stocked shelf

When checking a newly stocked shelf, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for reviewing a machine after a price change

When reviewing a machine after a price change, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for preparing a snack machine for a new site

When preparing a snack machine for a new site, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for keeping price displays consistent across a route

When keeping price displays consistent across a route, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for checking a machine after a move

When checking a machine after a move, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for sorting spare labels in a parts kit

When sorting spare labels in a parts kit, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for refreshing worn price windows

When refreshing worn price windows, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for reviewing labels during a cleaning visit

When reviewing labels during a cleaning visit, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for planning a shelf reset

When planning a shelf reset, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for checking mixed-price snack rows

When checking mixed-price snack rows, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for inspecting a recently purchased used machine

When inspecting a recently purchased used machine, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for confirming prices before opening a location

When confirming prices before opening a location, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for matching a label to its selection

When matching a label to its selection, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for checking a machine after service

When checking a machine after service, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for making a quick visual price audit

When making a quick visual price audit, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for preparing a machine for a busy break room

When preparing a machine for a busy break room, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for checking price labels after a product swap

When checking price labels after a product swap, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for reviewing a school or office snack machine

When reviewing a school or office snack machine, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for making a clear customer-facing display

When making a clear customer-facing display, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

Price label notes for organizing a routine vending maintenance visit

When organizing a routine vending maintenance visit, take a moment to look at the price shown for each selection. A customer should see a clear amount before making a choice. The small AMS label sheet offers $1.00 and $1.25 as the two printed options. Use it only where the small label size fits.

A price display and a machine setting are two separate things. The printed number tells the customer what to expect. The programmed amount controls what the machine charges. Keep them in agreement. If a selection uses another price, find a label that shows that amount instead.

• Check the small label holder before fitting a replacement.
• Use the side that shows the correct price.
• Check that the printed amount belongs to the right selection.
• Keep the label visible, clean, and easy to read.

A clear price display helps customers compare snack choices. Check the label size, the selected price, and the machine setting before putting the machine back into service.

Final fit and price reminder

This new AMS sheet is for small price label positions. It contains more than 100 labels with $1.00 on one side and $1.25 on the other. The listing names AMS 39-640 and 35-632 machines. Confirm the small size before ordering and always match the visible price to the machine setting.