AMS price labels sheet 80-85 cents (NEW)
AMS Small Price Labels: 80 and 85 Cents
Give your snack machine a clear price display with this new sheet of AMS price labels. The sheet includes more than 100 small labels. The labels show 80 cents and 85 cents. They are listed for AMS 39-640 and AMS 35-632 snack machines.
AMS uses both small and large price labels. Check the label size in your machine before you order. A model match alone does not confirm the right size.
Product Details at a Glance
- Brand: AMS
- Item: price label sheet
- SKU: AMSPL85
- Condition: new
- Quantity: more than 100 labels per sheet
- Label size: small
- Price markings: 80 cents and 85 cents
- Listed machine models: AMS 39-640 and AMS 35-632
- Important: confirm the label size before ordering
Simple Price Reference
| Label | Price shown | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| 80 | $0.80 | A selection priced at eighty cents |
| 85 | $0.85 | A selection priced at eighty-five cents |
Why clear prices matter
A shopper should know the cost of a snack before making a choice. A readable price helps remove doubt. It also makes a row of products easier to scan. A clear display is useful in busy offices, break rooms, schools, and other vending locations.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Refresh a worn price display
Price labels may become hard to read after years of use. Some can look faded, bent, or uneven. A fresh set can make the front of a machine look more orderly. It can also help bring the display in line with the price set for each selection.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Small-size labels are important
AMS machines can use more than one price-label size. This listing is for the small version. Do not assume every AMS machine uses it. Compare an existing label with the space where it sits. Check the holder and the style before you place an order.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
AMS 39-640 machine fit
The seller lists the AMS 39-640 among the machines this product fits. Still, individual machines may have different parts or setups. Look at the label holder on your own unit. The size of the holder should match the small label format.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
AMS 35-632 machine fit
The AMS 35-632 is also named in the product listing. Check the label area before you buy. This simple check matters if the machine has been changed or repaired. The right price marking will only help if the label fits the holder.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Two price choices on one sheet
The listed price markings are 80 and 85 cents. These values are close, but they are not the same. Keep each one in the correct selection position. Match the printed amount to the selling price programmed in the machine.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Useful for routine machine care
Price displays deserve attention during normal vending service. A quick visual check can reveal missing or damaged labels. Keeping replacement labels available can make that work easier. It also helps avoid leaving a selection with an unclear price.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Easy-to-scan snack rows
A tidy row of price labels makes the machine easier to read. Each price should sit near the item it describes. Use the same placement style across the row when the machine design allows it. This gives the front of the machine a more even look.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Price accuracy comes first
A printed label does not set the machine price. The vending machine control system handles the amount charged. Check the programmed price and the printed label separately. They should agree before the machine is returned to service.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
A good fit for an existing route
A route may include several machines with different price displays. Keep track of the models and label sizes in use. That makes it easier to order the right replacement sheet. It can also help reduce wasted trips for a small part.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Plan for price changes
Snack prices can change over time. If you plan to use 80-cent or 85-cent selections, a matching label sheet may be useful. First confirm that those prices are right for your location. Then confirm that your machine uses the small label format.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
A simple visual update
Price labels are small parts, but customers see them often. A clean price area can support a neat machine front. Replace only the labels that need attention, or update a group when the prices change. Keep the layout easy to follow.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Before you place an order
Read the model and label size details carefully. This sheet is new and contains more than 100 small labels. It carries 80-cent and 85-cent markings. If your machine uses large labels, this small-size sheet is not the right choice.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
What this product does not do
These are printed price labels, not a control board or a pricing tool. They do not change the vending machine settings. They do not repair a faulty keypad or display. Their purpose is to show a price at the selection area.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Keeping labels organized
Store unused labels in a clean, dry place. Keep the sheet flat when possible. Separate different price ranges so they are easy to find. Label your storage area with the AMS model and the small-size requirement to avoid mix-ups.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Checking each selection
Look at the product, the label, and the machine price as three separate items. Each should match the sale you intend to offer. A clear label is only helpful when it is accurate. Repeat the check after any price change.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Use in mixed snack selections
Some snack machines offer items with different prices in neighboring columns. A consistent display helps shoppers tell them apart. Put the 80-cent label only by an 80-cent selection. Use the 85-cent label where that amount applies.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Appearance and upkeep
Dust and wear around the price area can make a machine look older. A careful cleaning and a new label can improve how that space reads. Follow the machine maker’s guidance when working near any holder or panel. Avoid forcing parts into place.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Why the sheet count helps
A sheet with more than 100 labels gives you multiple labels for price display work. The exact mix of the two values is not stated on the listing. Check the product image or ask the seller if you need a specific number of each price.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Choose by size, not name alone
The name AMS identifies the machine brand, but it does not settle the label size. The listing specifically calls these labels small. Use your existing label and holder as the main size reference. This can prevent an order that will not fit.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Match your pricing plan
Decide which products will sell for 80 cents and which will sell for 85 cents. Confirm that the machine is set to charge those amounts. Then add the matching printed labels. This order helps keep the visible prices accurate.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
For owners and service teams
Owners, route drivers, and repair staff may all handle price display work. Clear labeling can make a routine service visit more efficient. Keep a record of the labels used in each machine. That is especially useful when different AMS models share a route.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
A focused replacement part
This product serves one clear purpose: showing two listed snack prices in a small AMS label format. It is not a full machine accessory kit. Order it when you need the stated prices and have checked the size. Avoid buying by model number alone.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
A cleaner customer experience
Shoppers often make a choice quickly. Clear numbers near each selection help them compare prices without extra effort. That is one small part of a well-kept vending machine. Correct labels also help prevent confusion at the time of purchase.
Quick checks
- Confirm the small-size label format.
- Match the printed price to the machine setting.
- Keep the price easy to see.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these labels new?
Yes. The listing describes this sheet as a new part.
How many labels are included?
The seller states more than 100 price labels. The exact count is not specified.
Which prices are printed?
The listing identifies 80-cent and 85-cent markings.
Do these fit an AMS 39-640?
The seller lists AMS 39-640 compatibility. Confirm that your machine uses small labels.
Do these fit an AMS 35-632?
The seller lists AMS 35-632 compatibility. Check the label size before ordering.
Are these large AMS labels?
No. This listing is for small-size labels.
Will the labels change the selling price?
No. The labels show a price. The machine settings control the amount charged.
Can I use the sheet for other prices?
This product listing names 80 and 85 cents. Choose a different sheet for other amounts.
Is the mix of 80- and 85-cent labels stated?
No exact count for each value is given in the product text.
How can I avoid ordering the wrong size?
Compare the current label and its holder with the small-size format before buying.
Price display review: step 1
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 2
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 3
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 4
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 5
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 6
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 7
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 8
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 9
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 10
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 11
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 12
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 13
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 14
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 15
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 16
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 17
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 18
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 19
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 20
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 21
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 22
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 23
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 24
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 25
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 26
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 27
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 28
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 29
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 30
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 31
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 32
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 33
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 34
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 35
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 36
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 37
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 38
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 39
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 40
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 41
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 42
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 43
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 44
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 45
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 46
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 47
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 48
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 49
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 50
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 51
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 52
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 53
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 54
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 55
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 56
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 57
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 58
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 59
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 60
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 61
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 62
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 63
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 64
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 65
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 66
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 67
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 68
Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 69
Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 70
Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 71
Check the printed amount under bright light. Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 72
Compare the label with the programmed selection price. Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 73
Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 74
Look for missing labels in neighboring selections. Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 75
Keep the 80-cent and 85-cent labels in separate groups. Review labels again after a product price change. Check the printed amount under bright light. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 76
Check the label size against the machine already in service. Keep extra labels flat and easy to identify. Compare the label with the programmed selection price. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
Price display review: step 77
Make sure each price is visible from the shopper side. Use the model number and holder size together when ordering. Inspect the holder for damage before inserting a label. A clear display helps shoppers understand the cost before they choose. The printed label should match the amount charged by the machine.
| Refurbished | No |
|---|---|
| SKU | AMSPL85 |
| Weight | 0.050000 |
| Manufacturer | AMS |
| 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.
