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1D barcode labels are printed labels that contain a series of vertical bars and spaces that represent data in a one-dimensional format. These labels are typically made from materials such as paper or synthetic substrates and are designed to be scanned by barcode readers for quick identification and tracking. They are widely used in various industries for inventory management, product labeling, and shipping.
| Material | Paper or synthetic materials |
| Adhesive type | Permanent or removable adhesive |
| Label size | Common sizes range from 1x1 inch to 4x6 inches |
| Print technology | Thermal transfer or direct thermal printing |
| Durability | Water-resistant and tear-resistant options available |
| Color | Typically white, but available in various colors |
When selecting 1D barcode labels, consider the material and adhesive type based on your application needs, such as whether the labels will be exposed to moisture or require easy removal. Specify the desired label size and print technology compatible with your printing equipment. Additionally, inquire about durability features and any specific color requirements to ensure optimal performance in your environment.
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Thermal transfer uses a ribbon to transfer ink onto the label, while direct thermal printing uses heat-sensitive paper that darkens when heated.
Yes, while most are white, 1D barcode labels can be printed in various colors depending on the manufacturer's options.
Some 1D barcode labels are available with water-resistant properties, but standard paper labels are not waterproof.
Adhesive options include permanent, removable, and specialty adhesives for specific applications.
Industries such as retail, logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, and food and beverage commonly use 1D barcode labels.
Ensure proper printing quality, use the correct size and contrast, and test with a barcode scanner before full production.