Cartons and labels
Evaluate TIJ or other compatible detailed-print methods
BARCODE · QR · TRACEABILITY
Barcode and QR code printing needs more than a printer specification. The code content, symbology, available print area, substrate, print resolution, contrast and scanning process all need to work together. CHEEF helps compare direct coding and print-and-apply labeling options.
TYPICAL FIT
APPLICATION VIEW
Evaluate TIJ or other compatible detailed-print methods
Evaluate print-and-apply labeling where the process requires a variable label
Confirm data source, code content and scan process before installation
BEFORE SELECTION
FREQUENTLY ASKED
A scannable code depends on the selected printer, code size, contrast, surface, resolution, mounting and the target scanner. Confirm the data, quiet zone and actual scanning process with representative samples.
No. Code quality depends on the printer configuration, resolution, contrast, surface, code size, data and mounting. Confirm with a representative print and scan test.
Direct coding may suit compatible materials and processes. Use print-and-apply when the workflow requires a variable label. Compare the package surface, required information, position and data source.
Send the code type, data format, code size, package material, print area, line speed, required scanner and a sample of the intended artwork.
APPLICATION REVIEW
CHEEF will help review technology fit, compatibility questions and quotation scope.