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Barcode labels should be correctly printed every time |
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| Release time:2013-07-10 Source:admin Reads: | |
| If the barcodes are printed wrong, it will not good to anyone, and yet a big headache for some when the correct steps are not taken to ensure bar codes is readable. Barcodes have become a common way to identify and track items through manufacturing, warehousing, shipping, etc. The humble barcode is the building block on which many sophisticated tracking systems and processes are built. Of course, even the best tracking system is going to fail if the identification bar codes are not easily scannable. The consequences of barcodes that don’t perform include the need for manual intervention in automatic systems, incorrect tracking information, rejection and fines from customers. So it’s clearly important that barcode labels be correctly printed every time. How do you protect the valuable data encoded in your barcodes? There is more than one way to be sure your barcodes perform as you expect, deliver the information accurately, and at any point in the life cycle of the bar coded item. Choosing the right symbology, label, printer, ribbon, software and scanner all play a role in your success. You now have another option - verify the bar code read at the point of printing. Two of the thermal printer manufacturers, Datamax and Printronix have come up with solutions to verify the data on your bar code labels are readable and will scan built on the printer that works as you print your labels. |
