Best in Class Color Barcode Label Printers
There are a few variables when selecting the BEST Barcode Printer for your warehouse or fulfillment operation. With the latest technology in Color Label Printing, more companies are looking at on demand label printing solutions which add a dynamic marketing and branding opportunity along with the functionality of controlling products moving through the supply chain.
Our "Best in Class" selection for this application environment:
Epson ColorWorks C6000A {MATTE} (C31CH76A9981) 4" Auto cutter
Epson ColorWorks C6000P {MATTE} (C31CH76A9961) 4" Printer w/built-in Peeler
Epson ColorWorks C6500P {MATTE} (C31CH77A9961) 8” Printer peeler
Epson ColorWorks C6500A {MATTE} (C31CH77A9981) 8" Auto cutter
These printers are recommended for organizations looking to replace old, legacy Zebra model thermal printers with modern, best-in class labeling equipment. These printers are specifically designed as a color upgrade to black-and-white thermal transfer printers, the ColorWorks Series of inkjet printers deliver on-demand, 4" and 8" color labels at a comparable price. Engineered for mission-critical applications, these reliable printers speed through labels at up to 5" per second.3 featuring up to 1200 dpi resolution produces crisp images comparable to pre-printed labels. Compatible with ZPL II, SAP® and more, and built to accommodate remote printer management, these versatile printers offer seamless integration with your existing workflow. Also, be sure to sign-up for our value added Discount Club TLC Club to receive exclusive savings throughout the life of your printer.
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Barcode labeling INFORMATIOn
Barcodes are used to convey prices to the electronic cash registers in stores and are also used to help manage inventory. Each product or variation of product where inventory is tracked needs a barcode. If a manufacturer is selling t-shirts, they will need one for each design, color and size. The manufacturer either adds the barcode graphic to their artwork while designing their packaging artwork or they order barcode labels and affix a label to each one of the packages.
The manufacturer or distributor provides the information about the product(s) to the retailer and the retailer enters all of the information about the product into their inventory management system.
This information includes the brand name, product name, any identifiers (size, color, weight, etc.), pricing information and the UPC barcode number. Every store maintains their own database of products and barcode numbers. There is no database that contains all products everywhere.
There is nothing embedded in a UPC or EAN barcode except for the numbers that are beneath the barcode. When they enter the info into their database, the numbers are associated with the product. When a barcode scanner scans the barcode, it turns the bars back into numbers and looks for the item associated with it.
There are a number of ways that the product information is communicated with the retailers; the retailer will let the supplier know how they want the information. Sometimes they will ask for a printed sheet with a list of items, sometimes they will want an excel spreadsheet that they can upload to their database. This all depends on the number of items and their level of technical requirements.
The information supplied gets entered into the computer that connects all of their POS systems (electronic cash registers). All of this is done at store level because there is no accurate and complete database of products, and if there was, it could potentially carry billions of items. That’s too much data for local stores to access, so, all stores only concern themselves with their inventory.
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