Barcodes are used on just about any product you see nowadays. It’s an easy way of identifying a product and is used by merchandisers to keep a track of stock levels and hence pricing structure of their items.
Most barcode labels are pre-printed onto the goods when the goods are manufactured, but there are some applications in which barcode labels need to be affixed to goods after they have been manufactured. To facilitate this you can use pre-printed barcode labels.
Pre-printed barcode labels can be stuck on stock items at a date long after manufacture and are the perfect way of improving the warehousing and stock taking at your business. These barcodes are usually supplied on long rolls and their adhesive backing allows them be stuck on just about any type of surface.
Pre-printed barcodes can be used for tracking of goods, tracking of documents, inventory control and for adding barcodes to retail goods. Although the majority of barcode labels use white paper as the substrate material, you can also get barcodes printed on aluminium and polyester, making poor durability a thing of the past.