Barcode Compliance labels

The Problem

When printing Data Matrix barcodes onto folding boxes using inkjet or laser printing directly at the packaging line achieving the required print quality can be challenging. An increased number of rejects and frequent machine stops can degrade overall packaging line efficiency. The barcode print quality is usually monitored by an in-line vision system, checking each printed barcode for the minimum mandated quality grade. This measurement cannot be validated as for example a checkweigher via calibration weights. Therefore, Vesdo developed in cooperation with leading Pharmaceutical companies a toolset that we made available to everybody who faces the same challenge:

 

Barcode Compliance Labels

Vesdo developed self-adhesive Compliance Labels that allow to validate the ISO compliance of any vision inspection system similar to calibration weights on your checkweigher. This is being achieved by simply applying the label onto the item to be inspected and place it in front of the in-line camera. The labels allow to selectively trigger six different ISO error channels for each quality grade ranging from A to F. The error channels are:

  • Contrast
  • Modulation
  • Fixed Pattern Damage (FPD)
  • Unused Error Correction (UEC)
  • Axial Non-Uniformity (ANU)
  • Grid Non-Uniformity (GNU)
 

Data Matrix Compliance

Vesdo does validate every barcode on the self adhesive label to ensure that they comply with the corresponding error level of every channel. The barcodes on Vesdo’s Labels comply with the relevant international standards:

Barcode Compliance & Stress Labels
Vesdo’s Labels come in sets of 25 sheets. One sheet contains 36 labels. A detailed Technical Reference Handbook and a Certificate of Compliance are provided with each order. Labels for both inkjet and laser printing are usually on stock and will ship within a few days. Contact us at info(at)vesdo.com to receive a detailed quotation.