How to Change Paper Price Tickets and Insert ShelfTalkers

How to Change Paper Price Tickets and Insert ShelfTalkers

CHANGING TICKETS

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Use your thumb and press the bottom of the ticket molding to open the window. Alternatively, use the shelf edge tool to open the window. Insert the paper ticket into the window.

Printed Plastic ShelfTalkersâ„¢

ClearVision®

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Open the window with your thumb or shelf edge tool. Place the back leg behind both the clear window and paper
price ticket.
Lock the boot into the bottom of the ticket molding for a secure grip.

ClearGripâ„¢

Kostklip’s ClearGrip™ ticket moldings are designed to be used with:

  • 8-12 pt cardstock paper or
  • kostklip’s Printed Plastic ShelfTalkersâ„¢ with GripLocksâ„¢
  • Specially designed one-fold, 12 gauge PVC sign protector
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To insert a ShelfTalkerâ„¢ or sign protector, start by inserting one corner into the ClearGripâ„¢. Pivot up and insert the rest of the ShelfTalkerâ„¢ or sign protector into the grip. To remove the sign, take out one corner at a time using a downward pulling motion.

CAUTIONARY NOTES

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The clear window can hold up to 0.025" thickness of material, that is two PerfPaper™ tickets and one printed plastic ShelfTalker™—any greater thickness can distort the window. Inserting materials thicker than the recommended range permanently damages the grip and no longer holds signs properly, e.g. ClearVision® ShelfTalkers™ or double-layer sign. Tearing a paper sign across the ticket molding can leave paper debris in the grip that is difficult to remove.


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