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Duplicate, defective, and poorly printed barcode labels can lead to costly consequences. At best, they result in delays or rejected shipments. At worst, they can lead to fines or even legal ramifications for businesses.
There is a saying in development and manufacturing that often holds true. The longer you wait to solve a problem, the more expensive it becomes to fix it. Apply that to shipping labels.
You have carefully selected and packaged an order for your customer. Your warehouse management system has the contents, customer address, and label information collected. Your label software has formatted the shipping label.
Our Printronix Auto ID enterprise-grade ODV-2D printers have integrated barcode inspection systems that automatically grade barcode labels to ISO standards, which encompass ANSI standards, and ensure quality labels for high volume
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QR codes link buyers and sellers, enabling a conversation about a variety of specific product information. They offer an inexpensive way for manufacturers and factories to place relevant data on their products and packages before they arrive at a retailer or distributor.
Are you interested in learning more about barcode inspection printing and seeking detailed information to answer your questions?
The FDA defined strict labeling requirements for the medical and pharmaceutical industries with its Unique Device Identification (UDI) Rules designed to protect product integrity, safeguard patient safety, and ensure the ability to track a device’s origin. These highly regulated industries require suppliers and manufacturers adhere to these and other strict labeling standards. Non-compliance could lead to shipments being rejected, or fines imposed, for products missing correct serial number data. Many companies spend a lot of time manually inspecting and reconciling batches, which is extremely time consuming and expensive.
Do you currently “print and hope for the best,” wondering the current status of a print job, verifying if all barcode labels were printed successfully and meet your customer’s standards?