The MIT system is the Most Inexpensive Ticket.  Basically you have a ticket and 1 component to attach to a tray or dish (TBA) or a stand VB50 or VB25.

These tickets are only for cold food as they are extruded tickets and components and the method of manufacture is heat and pressure through a die.

The tickets are available in six sizes and two colours.

They are designed to be used with Lettering machines,

The 13mm high ticket takes either  2 lines of 6mm tape or 1 line of 12mm tape.

The 19mm high ticket takes either 1 line of 18mm tape or 3 lines of 6mm tape.

The 30mm high ticket takes either 1 line of 24 tape or 4 lines of 6mm tape.

Tickets are either white or black in colour.

They are either 64mm long or 90mm long.

Components include:

Fixed base in either 25mm (FB25) or 50mm (FB50) and are used for holding cardboard plain or laminated tickets and an Edikio food compliant card. These holders are very good for use with small items being sold on a shelve as they are very small and will not over shadow the product being sold. Both of these are available in clear only.

Tray Base Angle is available in one size 25mm and is available in clear, gold or silver (TBA, TBAG and TBAS). Use this component to attach to trays or dishes. 

Variable Base is available in 25mm and 50mm widths in clear, white, black or gold (VB25/VB/50,VB25W/VB25B & VB50W/VB50B, VB25G/VB50G). This base is used on counters and shelves where stand alone ticketing is required.

Ticket/Tag Holder is available in 25mm and 50mm in clear format only (THE25/THE50). This product incorporates little "shark like teeth" to grip a ticket made of cardboard, laminated paper or an Edikio food compliant card.

Thick Ticket/Tag Holder is available in 25mm and 50mm in clear format only (TTHE25/TTHE50). This product is for thick cardboard up to 1mm thick.

Three-way Ticket holder is available in black, white or silver in one size 25mm wide (TBFB,TBFW,TBFS) and is used on trays to hold either a laminated card or an Edikio food compliant card. It is not used with any of the other MIT items.

 March 8,2021