Tags, Swing Tickets, Luggage Labels, Eyeletting and Stringing

Usually positioned at the head of a single card, one nickel or brass eyelet is added to a tag or ticket to give the product extra strength prior to being strung or whatever. Alternatives to string are elastic “string”, wire, ribbon etc. However, please note that we are not haberdashers nor are we fancy goods stockists. The only stocks that we hold are black or white string; black or white elastic and steel wire. Anything else is a special order. You can see an example of an unusual application for stringing on our other websites, where we add a loop of decorative string in the creation of Christmas decorations such as the snowflake or the pop-up diamond. The addition of a length of elastic is also required in the manufacture of face masks.

Our popupmailers website features more on how we make products such as these. To see more please click on bottle tags, single tags, or portrait tags.

Hole information

In many instances there is no need to make a hole in order to eyelet a ticket. However, if accuracy is important for the position of the hole then a 4.5mm hole is preferable.

Packing

Tags are usually bundled in 25s and packed in A4 boxes.