Barcode Technologies Ltd is UK's leading provider of products & solutions in barcode & RFID data capture and AutoID and mobile computing systems with comprehensive range of barcode printers, barcode scanners, mobile computers and complete application software solutions to address all your automatic identification and data capture and critical data management needs to maximise operational efficiency and profitability for your company.
P/N: 6500EP11211E0H
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P/N: 02100BK06045
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Zebra ZipShip 2100 Thermal Transfer Ribbon, 2100 Wax, for midrange/high end printers,
P/N: LS2208-SR20007R-UR
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Zebra LS2208, 1D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB), anthracite
P/N: 26562
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P/N: ST-BE105-2-UEVL-MB1
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Evolis Sig100 Bundle, 10.5 cm (4')
P/N: LS2208-SR20007R-UR
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Zebra LS2208, 1D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB), anthracite
P/N: 26562
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JADAK recently introduced a new product: ThingMagic IZAR – a 4-port UHF finished reader, which serves as a superior replacement of the Mercury6. The ThingMagic IZAR provides significantly better performance than the Mercury6 and comes at a lower cost. ThingMagic IZAR is an LLRP reader and also supports the ThingMagic Mercury API, which eases the migration path from the Mercury6 to the IZAR.
A reliable way of printing barcode labels in a warehouse environment is essential to ensuring a smooth and efficient operation and keeping tracking of the products and the location of each product for efficient supply chain. Combined with Bluetooth or WiFi wireless hand-held mobile computers terminals, SATO’s lightweight PW2NX mobile printers print both picking barcode labels and shipping labels to improve the picking and checking operations in the warehouse and logistics.
Worldwide online retail sales are expected to hit $4.058 trillion in 2020, representing 15% of all retail spending that year ? Online shopping is the driving force behind this huge prediction, with research showing that approximately 54% of people across the globe are ready buying products online. The shift in buying patterns is, however, accompanied by a worrying change in consumer behaviour in the form of increasing returns – the number of which is rising at an alarming rate.
