Barcode and Label Solution

A printed label is a key component of any application in which items need to be identified quickly and easily. Though printed labels may seem unsophisticated at first, their benefits are very powerful, assuming they are created properly. Whether you are making labels for shipments, for a business asset, or for products, a barcoded label is a reliable tool to help manage any tracking system.

All label printing systems consist of three main parts: the printer, media (labels, ribbons) and design software. Depending on your business needs, there are solutions to support low volume office printing to full scale industrial and mobile applications. Ensuring these components are properly matched to each other and to your application requirements is essential to getting the greatest return on your system.

What are the Key Benefits of Barcode Label Printing?

Millions of companies around the world rely on barcode printing to improve data management and accessibility, reduce costs and increase productivity. This innovative and easy-to-implement technology allows companies in virtually any industry to benefit using labels.

• Accuracy – Improve data accuracy to over 99% by labeling assets and inventory with barcodes and
  automating data collection, removing virtually any room for errors.
• Efficiency – Increase efficiency (work faster and free up employees' time) by converting manual
  tracking tasks into electronic, real-time processes using barcode labels.
• Consistency – Ensure consistent and predictable operations for enhanced product quality by combining data management functions and preventing bottlenecks at data entry stations.

What are the Components of a Barcode Label Printing System?

All label printing systems consist of three core components:

• Barcode Printer – The printer is the center of any system and making sure the unit with the correct
  features is used is critical. Choosing the right printer ultimately comes down to how much you will need
  to print and the need to be mobile or fixed. Options for interfaces, rewinders, peelers, cutters and
  embedded fonts ensure the best configuration is used for your application.
• Labels and Ribbon – Media comes is available in a variety of sizes and types for use in any type of
  environment. Likewise, labels and ribbon are matched to your printer model to ensure the best print
  quality with minimal set-up.
• Barcode Software – With the printer and supplies chosen, you still need a means to tell the printer
  what exactly to make. Label design software can be as simple as manually creating static or serialized
  designs to fully automated print servers dynamically pulling information from a database.