Blog, Page 2
Welcome to our blog, called "Ask Ken." Ken Boss is our VP of Sales and has been with JN White® for over 30 years, so he knows his stuff when it comes to membrane switches, graphic overlays, and custom labels. His blogs insightfully answer frequently asked questions and share the knowledge he has collected over the past three decades.
Using Social Distancing Signage in Your Office or Business
Just one year ago, social distancing was a concept virtually unknown to the public at large. But since the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic, maintaining social distance from family, friends, colleagues, and strangers has become one of the most essential practices…
What Does Quality Mean to You?
Innovation is one of our top drivers, but innovation without quality isn’t innovation at all. It’s a good idea that didn’t pan out. It’s what overpromising and under delivering look like. When you’re considering vendors for a high-priority and high-value…
Do You Need Face Shields for Your Employees?
The coronavirus pandemic has made public health and safety the number one issue of our time. Reducing the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 pathogen is essential to protecting families and workers around the globe until effective treatments and cures…
Mastering Design for Wearable Devices
Wearable technology devices have become an integrated part of everyday life. From smart watches to health monitors, devices worn on the body can gather important biometric data for further use and analysis. The FDA has approved a wide variety of devices…
Introducing the SnaggleClaw™ and SnaggleClaw™ Mini
I am excited to share that we recently launched two new PPE products – the SnaggleClaw™ and SnaggleClaw™ Mini. Both products are multipurpose, touchless tools that limit exposure to all pathogens, including COVID-19. The JN White® SnaggleClaw™ products are…
Getting Your Product to Market Faster with Rapid Prototyping
Bringing a new product to market doesn’t happen overnight. Refinements made throughout the design and manufacturing processes — from the conceptual sketch to a fully-assembled item ready to be delivered to customers — help ensure that a product is fully-functional and…
