💯 Maximize Efficiency with Avery Dennison Tagging Needle Barbs: Superior Quality for Quick and Easy Tagging Review

A solid name for commercial labeling and pricing. These tools are vital to running our small retail business. We can't afford multiple of these so they should work, and Avery/Dennison products usually work better than the no-name replacements we've tried. Our newest is 'Standard' but we would be happy with 36 months of consistent performance with the quality parts and replacements required. Also, don't replace someone else's "good" spikes. You can jam this very thin needle system. As we found…

I bought this to mark children's clothing and toys for second hand sale. I have about 200 items and this saved LOTS of time putting price tags on each item! I like that it has a "thin" needle that leaves as few holes as possible on clothes. At $10 including 1000 tines this is definitely a time saver and worth the price. When I bought it, it had NO spare needles - just a single needle. The notches included were 2 inches long and "thin" (small tissue opening). I have tagged about 60 items so far…

I bought a marker to mark my child's clothes on sale. After several failed attempts I found the marking gun easy to use and a lot cheaper than those sold locally! The gun I bought was packaged with a needle and 1000 teeth, enough for 2-3 sales. Haven't had to reorder yet so can't say how easy it will be, but I've kept the tag for reference. If you're worried about the hole a needle leaves in fabric, I've seen a hole left on stiff cotton fabrics (not one that ruins the look of clothing) and soft