Barcode technology - precise & reliable

Barcode technology enables the machine-readable labelling of products, components and materials throughout the entire life cycle.
Specific information - such as article numbers, serial numbers, production or batch data - is stored in an optical code that is applied directly to a label, packaging or even the product itself.

Depending on the application, 1D barcodes (classic barcodes) or 2D codes (e.g. Data Matrix or QR codes) are used. While 1D codes mainly contain simple identification data, 2D codes make it possible to display much more complex information in a very small space - such as process data, manufacturing locations or specific product features.

The captured data can be read quickly, automatically and reliably using scanners, mobile devices or camera systems. The digital processing of this information forms the basis for numerous processes - from warehouse management and production control to seamless traceability along the entire supply and production chain.

Thanks to its standardisation, flexibility and high reading accuracy, barcode technology is a central element of modern industrial and commercial processes - proven worldwide and used across all sectors.

Traceability: Seamless documentation across all stations

Simple integration: Compatible with common systems

Why barcode technology in goods transport?

There are many reasons why the barcode began its worldwide triumphal march through a wide variety of application sectors almost 50 years ago, and it is far from over. Retail, e-commerce and industry, the mobility sector and logistics, the clothing and food industry, construction and mining, the process industry, services and public administration, sports and leisure facilities, animal identification - the areas of use and applications that benefit from the advantages of barcode labels are almost countless:

Unambiguity with regard to the identity of objects or object groups

Fast data capture without manual input