Price Guns
Aznet 26.12 Price Gun — a practical hand-held labelling tool designed to help you apply clear, consistent price or code labels quickly across retail and stock environments. This style of gun is commonly used with 26 x 12 mm labels (often written as “26.12”), making it a popular format for compact shelf and product pricing where space is limited.
If you’re currently pricing items by hand, a price gun can speed up day-to-day ticketing, reduce errors, and keep your presentation consistent across departments. It’s also useful for short runs, promotions, markdowns, date coding, and internal stock identification—especially where you need a fast, portable solution that doesn’t rely on mains power or a desktop printer.
Key Features
Compact 26 x 12 label format
The “26.12” format typically refers to 26 x 12 mm labels, a widely used size for small price tickets and short codes. This compact footprint helps keep labels neat on smaller packs and curved surfaces.
Fast, repeatable application
A hand labeller lets you apply labels in a single squeeze motion, helping you work through pricing tasks quickly and consistently—ideal for busy shop floors and stockrooms.
Clear, consistent pricing/coding
Using a gun helps standardise how prices or codes appear across your range, improving readability for customers and staff and reducing the chance of misread handwritten tickets.
Portable and easy to deploy
Because it’s hand-held, you can take it to the product rather than bringing products to a workstation—useful for large volumes, back-of-house work, or pricing directly on shelves.
Suitable for retail and stock control workflows
These guns are commonly used for pricing, promotions, markdowns, and internal coding—supporting everyday retail operations without complex setup.
- Compact label size: commonly used with 26 x 12 mm labels
- Quick application: apply labels in one motion
- Consistent output: improves legibility and presentation
- Portable: ideal for shop floor and stockroom use
- Versatile: supports pricing and short code labelling tasks
Typical Uses
- Everyday retail pricing on individual items
- Promotional pricing and temporary markdowns
- Stock identification and internal coding
- Date or batch-style coding where short text is required
- Fast ticketing for seasonal lines and pop-up retail
Aznet 26.12 Price Gun — Full Product Guide
A 26.12 price gun is a straightforward way to produce and apply small labels quickly. While exact specifications can vary by model, the 26 x 12 mm label format is widely used across many hand labellers, making it a convenient choice when you want compact labels that still remain readable.
How It Works
Hand labellers work by advancing a roll of labels through the gun. When you squeeze the handle, the mechanism prints the selected characters onto the next label and applies it to the product surface. This single-action workflow is what makes price guns so efficient for repetitive tasks like pricing and promotions.
Materials and Construction
Price guns are designed for frequent handling in retail environments. They are typically built with durable housings and internal feed mechanisms intended to keep labels tracking smoothly. For best results, use compatible label rolls and store them in a clean, dry environment to help maintain consistent feeding and print quality.
Label Format and Compatibility
The “26.12” designation is commonly associated with 26 x 12 mm labels. When ordering labels, ensure you select the correct size and core/roll type recommended for your gun. Using the correct label format helps prevent misfeeds and ensures the label sits neatly on the product.
Floor Type Compatibility
Not applicable—this is a hand-held labelling tool rather than a floor product. However, it is well suited to a wide range of retail and warehouse environments where portable pricing and coding is needed.
Health and Safety
- Keep fingers clear of the label exit and applicator area during use.
- Store the gun safely when not in use to prevent accidental operation.
- Use only compatible label rolls to reduce the risk of jams that could lead to forced operation.
Ideal Applications and Use Cases
This style of price gun is commonly used by:
- Convenience stores and independent retailers
- Gift shops, garden centres, and seasonal outlets
- Warehouses and stockrooms for internal coding
- Market traders and pop-up shops needing quick, portable pricing
Maintenance, Cleaning and Care
- Keep it clean: wipe the exterior regularly and keep the label path free from dust and debris.
- Use compatible labels: correct label size and roll type helps reduce jams and misfeeds.
- Store properly: keep label rolls dry and away from heat to maintain adhesive performance.
- Replace consumables as needed: if print becomes faint or inconsistent, check the ink/printing components used by your model and replace where applicable.
Case Study
Scenario: A small retailer needs to reprice a large number of items for a weekend promotion.
Approach: Staff use a 26.12-format price gun to apply consistent promotional prices directly to products on the shop floor.
Outcome: Faster repricing, improved consistency versus handwritten labels, and clearer pricing for customers—helping the promotion run smoothly.
Who is it for?
- Retailers who need a quick, low-fuss way to price items
- Teams handling frequent promotions or markdowns
- Stockrooms needing short internal codes on compact labels
- Anyone wanting consistent, readable labels without a desktop printer
Colours / Features Available
Product pages like this may represent multiple variants. Please refer to the options shown on this listing for the available configurations supplied.
Sizes Available
This listing may include multiple pack options. Select the variant that best suits your needs. If you are ordering label rolls separately, ensure they match the 26 x 12 mm format commonly associated with “26.12”.
Need help choosing labels?
If you’re unsure which label rolls are compatible with your gun, share the model details or a photo of your current labels and we can help you match the correct size and format.