Barcoded Plastic Card Printing

A series of wide and narrow bars that can be scanned. There are many different types of barcodes, the most common one seen is the Universal Product Code or UPC code that you see on items that you purchase at stores. You can scan the barcode with your barcode scanner and it will then bring up the information that is stored on your barcode. We can also put the number that is associated with the barcode as a human readable number so if your barcode did not scan you can also manually type in the barcode number in which it would bring up the same information that is stored. The type of barcode you will need will be dependent on the type of scanner you have. This information would be found through your product provider. There are many different types of barcodes that are used today so all we would need to know is the type of barcode you will need and the number sequence that you would like to use on your cards.

Barcode Types

Code 39

Capable of encoding uppercase letters A-Z, digits 0-9 and special characters such as SPACE, minus (-), period (.), dollar sign ($), slash (/), percent (%) and plus (+).This barcode can be of any length, but the more characters encoded, the larger the symbol will be.

Code 128

This is an alphanumeric symbol capable of encoding digits 0-9, upper and lowercase letters A-Z and all standard ASCII symbols. Code128 is variable length, the more characters, the largerthe symbol will be.

Code 93

Capable of encoding the exact same characters as the normal Code 39 barcode, uppercase letters A-Z, digits 0-9 and special characters such as SPACE, minus (-), period (.), dollar sign ($), slash (/), percent (%) and plus (+). The only difference is that this symbol is more compact.

UPC-A

This fixed length, numeric only symbol must contain 12 digits.

EAN_JAN-13

This fixed length, numeric only symbol is similar to the UPC-A, but encodes 13 characters instead of 12.

EAN_JAN-8

This fixed length; numeric only symbol is acompressed version of the UPC-A. Allbarcodes must contain 6 digits and becausethe UPC-E is used for the number system zero, all symbols must begin with a zero.

UCC_EAN128

This symbol is capable of encoding the same characters as a normal Code 128 barcode, digits 0-9, upper and lowercase letters A-Z and all standard ASCII symbols. However, UCC/EAN 1UCC/EAN 128 Barcode28 formats the data in a different way so that the type of information encoded can be identified. This is done with application identifiers; these 2, 3, or 4 digit numbers are enclosed in parenthesis and identify the type of data which follows.

UPC_E

This fixed length; numeric only symbol is acompressed version of the UPC-A. Allbarcodes must contain 6 digits and because the UPC-E is used for the number system zero, all symbols must begin with a zero.

CodaBar

Capable of encoding digits 0-9, six special characters, (-) dash, (:) colon, (.) period, ($) dollar sign, (/) slash and (+) plus and the start/stop characters A, B, C, and D.

Interleaved2of5

This is a numeric only barcode that must contain an even number of digits.

MSI_Plessey

This variant of the Plessey barcode is capable of encoding the digits 0-9 and is variable length..

PostNET

This numeric only symbol is capable of encoding digits 0-9 and can be printed as a 5-digit PostNET barcode, a 9-digit Zip+4 PostNET barcode, or a 9-digit DPBC PostNET barcode.

Data:

Sequential Numbering: Supply us with an excel file and we can create barcodes and human readable
numbers that you give to us.
example:

Random: Just give us a range and we will create the barcodes randomly with the range stated.
example:

Fulfillment:

Already have cards that are printed and need barcodes? Send them to our office and we can thermal
print any barcode on your card.

*Check with you POS System Provider to answer any option questions you might have. This is important
to ensure your gift, loyalty, and membership cards have a barcode compatible with your POS system.

Barcoded Plastic Card Printing

Barcode Types

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