The barcode verification process differs from barcode reading in several important ways, while barcode readers are designed to read barcode data, a barcode verifier ensures that barcodes are marked correctly and meet an industry’s standards and quality for ease of reading barcode along the supply chain rather than an individual producer’s quality threshold. Compared to barcode readers, barcode verifiers are a superior measure of symbol readability because they normalize the range of performance among various types of readers, from camera and laser to handheld and fixed-mount. While a barcode readers are designed specifically to read barcodes, a barcode verifier ensures the barcode data is formatted correctly and confirms barcodes can be read by all scanners in the supply chain and will be able to pinpoint the reason why a barcode will not scan or read easily. The barcode verifiers will allow you to prints reports listing barcode grades to certify they meet industry standards such as industry standards compliance ISO/IEC 15415, 15426-2, TR-29158 (AIM DPM) Companies should improve their barcode quality to meet industry and application standards and ease the flow of materials in the supply chain from brand owners and manufacturers to packagers and retailers, people across industries use barcodes to track their products from production to the point of sale. A failure to scan properly can be catastrophic, slowing down production lines and causing costly reprints, wasted product, and chargebacks. Barcode verifiers guide producers through the marking process to create codes which meet required quality standards and demonstrate compliance with printed quality reports.

Zebra TC53 & TC58 6.0" Touch Screen Android Mobile Computers give your workers the fastest speeds with Wi-Fi 6E and 5G. And support for CBRS private LTE networks enables cost-effective wireless connectivity in the largest indoor and outdoor facilities. Industry-leading 6-inch advanced display - Get the largest, highest resolution and brightest display in this product class. Screens are easy to read indoors and outside. Edge-to-edge technology means more information and less scrolling. It works when wet. And workers can use a stylus or finger, with or without a glove — no need to change modes. Thinner and tougher - An ergonomic design and advanced manufacturing and materials technology make the TC53 and TC58 thinner, yet rugged. Unmatched battery technology - Get full shift power and the intelligence to better manage batteries with Zebra’s PowerPrecision+ standard 4400 mAh and extended 6600 mAh batteries. Convert your Zebra TC53 & TC58 6.0" Touch Screen Android Mobile Computers into Mobile RFID Readers using the standard range RFD40 SLED and standard or extended range RFD90 Ultra-Rugged UHF RFID sleds.

S01-2D-BT-WiFi enables companies and organisations to easily integrate cordless data capture using 1D and 2D barcode scanning in their business process or service to optimise efficiency. It is lightweight and fits easily in your pocket, making it the ideal companion scanner to bring along. S01-2D-BT-WiFi QRCODE 1D & 2D Pocket 2.4G WiFi and Bluetooth Barcode Scanner for Smart Devices is ideal and reliable solution for Asset tracking, Inventory management, Visitor management, Field sales and service and retails sales and EPoS point of sale Ideal Uses and Applications are supermarket cashless payment POS, Inventory management and asset tracking, supply chain and distribution and logistics tracking, Mobile wireless communications, critical business data management as well as sales and service and other fields.

The BCT-1020 is an ultra-thin form factor, 10.0 inch by 10.0 inch and less than an Inch thick antenna thick, This BCT-1020 is compact size of 250mm x 250mm x 20mm is a circular polarized antenna and still has an excellent 9.0 dBic field gain, matching that of a traditional form factor antenna. The BCT-1020 come in FCC and ETSI frequencies ideal and convenient for a global and worldwide usage. BCT-1020 UHF RFID Antenna from Barcode technologies will be particularly relevant to restricted space reader cabinets where the antenna is sharing depth with other system technologies or where aesthetics are an important part of the solution sale. Examples are slim portals, ceiling-mounted antenna or wall-mounted solutions where it is desirable to reduce people or objects hitting the protruding antenna. BCT-1020 is a rugged high performance circular polarised antenna with 9.0 dBi of gain, packed in a compact low profile polycarbonate covering with plenum rating and fire resistant properties, the antenna is designed aesthetically for industrial and commercial purpose usage, it can withstand under critical to harsh environmental conditions with an IP rating 67. BCT-1020 is an industry leading ultra-low profile design in a compact UHF RFID antenna size 250 mm x 250mm x 20mm square footprint. Rugged IP67 rated for permanent outdoor use and built to high standard for quality and robustness, the circularly polarized is a high performance circular polarised antenna offers high level of performance and durability in an aesthetically superior form.

Impinj R700 RAIN UHF RFID Reader is ideally suitable for global RAIN RFID deployments as it delivers excellent read range and rate performance and offers ease of use and deployments in asset tracking and management. It is also been proven in a diverse and growing range of markets applications include retail & customer interaction, conferences & people tracking, race timing, baggage handling and logistic & supply chain asset management. Deliver industry-leading performance with leverage industry-leading sensitivity, powerful edge processing, and high-speed network connectivity to enable fast reading of small, global RAIN UHF RFID tags and labels with speed and rates and range of successful read rates. Impinj R700 RAIN UHF RFID Reader deployments with Internet of Things (IoT) edge devices with speed time-to-solution with increased on-reader memory, plus the Impinj IoT device interface that empowers IoT developers to easily connect applications to configure and control devices, and to consume RAIN data Meet demands of next-generation RAIN solutions: future-proof investments in RAIN RFID and next-gen tag chips with performance, reliability, and deployment simplicity for enterprise-grade solutions

Radio Frequency IdentiFication (RFID) systems can be broken down by the frequency band within which they operate, there is low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF) and ultra-high frequency (UHF). There are also two broad categories of systems—passive and active RFID. Various different types of RFID solutions and systems and different frequencies used the frequencies and types of RFID systems. RFID systems are often categorized by their operating frequency band. Frequency refers to the size of the radio waves used to communicate between system components. RFID systems throughout the world operate in low frequency (LF), high frequency (HF), and ultra-high frequency (UHF) bands. Radio waves behave differently at each of these frequencies and there are advantages and disadvantages associated with using each frequency band. For example, if an RFID system operates at a lower frequency, it has a slower data read rate, but increased capabilities for reading near or on metal or liquid surfaces. If a system operates at a higher frequency, it generally has faster data transfer rates and longer read ranges, but more sensitivity to radio wave interference caused by liquids and metals in the environment. However technology innovations in recent years have made it possible to use ultra-high frequency RFID systems around liquids and metals.

Uses of RFID technology using RFID labels and RFID tags on every asset to item-level tagging of inventory tracking throughout the supply chain offers massive benefits and very fast return of investment (ROI). Asset and inventory tracking using RFID Technology provides full visibility in real time using RFID Reader either mobile RFID Readers or Fixed-mount RFID Readers at critical points. This information and data is not only useful to the suppliers but and the customers and all in between when this information and data is made available to each party involved, for example take a manufacturer who implements and uses RFID technology and by apply RFID Tags & RFID Labels which can also include barcode data on the RFID labels can the vital data with the carrier and keep the customer informed of the real-time delivery status. The implementation of RFID Technology by apply RFID Tags & RFID Labels using RFID Reader either mobile RFID Readers or Fixed-mount RFID Readers at critical points, provide better tracking of asset and is used in these following industries which covers most of the end-to-end supply chain:

RFID passive tags and labels bring significant advantages that are ideal for low cost and long lifetime. However, some use cases have differing requirements. In addition to passive RFID, there are other types of RFID systems. Some use a battery-assisted passive tag, which increases the read range to over 30 meters. There are also active tags that incorporate more advanced circuitry and can be read at even greater distances of 100 meters or more. NFC chips utilize high-frequency (HF) RFID. In some cases, such as smartphones, it can be bidirectional to enable the sharing of data both ways within a short range of a few centimeters. However, NFC (HF) can only read one item at a time, whereas other RFID systems, such as UHF RFID, can read many tags at once. Ultra-High Frequencies (UHF) uses frequency range of 860MHz to 960MHz enable RFID tags to be read from up to five or six meters away. The combination of UHF RFID’s greater range and the ability to read many tags at once from a single reader makes passive UHF RFID the most common type used in supply chain and inventory management, and it is the RFID technology with the largest volumes of tags currently deployed. This study focuses primarily on the ways that UHF RFID is being adopted across industries. These UHF tags are particularly well suited for item-level tagging, in which large numbers of items are read on shelves or pallets, or as they pass through steps in a supply chain. There are a range of frequency ranges are used different countries.

Radio Frequency Identification - RFID technology enables the easy and with a unique identification and tracking of items with the use of a UHF RFID tags that is placed on each asset item, much like a barcode tag, and an RFID tag reader that can scan the tag from a distance typically ranging from centimetres up to dozens of meters away, depending on the type of RFID technology used. The RFID tag readers activate the tag using the appropriate radio frequency, and the tag transmits its encoded identifying data back to the reader. Importantly, unlike barcodes, certain types of RFID technologies do not require line of sight for tag reading. With this critical functionality, organizations can dramatically transform how they manage the flow of goods and the tracking of assets throughout their organizations, supply chains, and distribution. The most common RFID solutions and systems use passive tags. The tags include a small antenna and chip with limited functionality, so that they can be produced inexpensively enough to be part of the packaging. These tags are powered by the radio signal sent from the tag reader. As a result, they do not require local battery power, which saves on cost and complexity. When the tag receives the signal from the reader, the tag “wakes up” and transmits the data encoded in the tag, which typically includes a unique reference code number that references the product description (essentially the barcode SKU) as well as a unique identifier, which is a serial number. This data is received by the tag reader and then forwarded to the enterprise software systems. Used and set up correctly, typically this RFID technology is so powerful aa it provides HUGE benefits and advantage delivering greater profits and efficiencies as it gives greater visibility of knowing exactly where your valuable assets are located preventing losses and accuracy not delivered before.

Nordic ID HH85 mobile handheld UHF RFID reader builds on an IP65 and 1.6-meter drop-tested frame which is useful when tracking your assets in difficult environments. The ergonomic pistol grip design is easy to hold even when wearing gloves. Nordic ID HH85 mobile handheld UHF RFID reader is where one of the lightest, rugged designs in the RFID market today. Nordic ID HH85 mobile handheld UHF RFID reader battery gives you up to 18 hours of continuous operation while using one of the largest displays in the industry. Nordic ID HH85 mobile handheld UHF RFID reader is equipped with Android 10 software that complies with your IT rules and fits your needs perfectly. The software also allows options that are designed to help. The camera can capture important information regarding possible damage to your assets or reception of goods

What is Natasha's Law and how will it affect your businesses ? Wekll Star TSP654IISK Thermal Printer is a perfect solution for for Natasha's Law coming into force this October 2021. Is your business prepared for Natasha’s Law? Around two million people are thought to live with a food allergy in the UK. While the fatalities for anaphylaxis are low in the UK (less than 10 per year), it still causes concern for the millions of others who are restricted with what they can eat. Under current guidelines, restaurants, takeaways and other food hospitality venues are only required to inform customers if their food contains any of the 14 most dangerous allergens, including milk, peanuts and eggs. According to the UK’s Food Regulations 2014, food that is not pre-packaged and handmade onsite does not require individual labels. How does this affect businesses? As of October 2021, all pre-packaged foods for direct sale (PPDS) must display a label showing the full ingredients list as well as potential allergens. Incorrectly or unlabelled foods for sale could result in sanctions for your business. In response to Natasha’s Law, it is vital that all packaged foods prepared either on or offsite display possibilities of cross contamination. Effectively, it will help to improve the food hospitality sector as more people will be able to confidently purchase food knowing exactly what they are consuming. For this reason, access to a label printer in your business is the simplest way to ensure that all freshly prepared packaged food complies with the new legislation. ● Businesses will need to label products prepared and packaged on site with a full ingredients list and allergen information ● Packaged sandwiches, salads, and other items made by staff earlier in the day and placed on

For all food labelling showing ingredients in pre-packed for direct sale foods - Barcode Technologies offers a complete labeling solutions to adhere to this law including an easy to use software as well as the printer and labels. Natasha's legacy becomes law and Natasha’s Food Labelling Law introduced to protect allergy sufferers provide them the confidence and safety in the food they buy to ensure that businesses of all sizes can prepare and adapt to these changes for the safety of their customers. Pre-packed directly for sale are now required to have product labels which provide information on the full ingredients or the allergens contained. Barcode Technologies offers such businesses a easy to use labelling solution for ALL the printing warnings as well and clearly showing all the ingredients used with an EPoS barcode for retail sales. This including hardware as well as easy to use software at the shop staff level. All pre-packed for direct sale food will need full labelling showing accurately and clearly the ingredients used for people who have food allergies and intolerances. There are 14 allergens that need to be clearly declared are celery, cereals containing gluten including wheat, rye, barley and oats, crustaceans, such as prawns, crabs and lobsters, eggs, fish, lupin, milk, molluscs, such as mussels and oysters, mustard, tree nuts – including almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, brazil nuts, cashews, pecans, pistachios and macadamia nuts, peanuts, sesame seeds, soybeans, sulphur dioxide and sulphites at a concentration of more than ten parts per million.

Barcode Technologies Ltd is offering a complete labelling solution to businesses for ALL the printing warnings as well as clearly showing all the ingredients used with an EPoS barcode for retail sales to satisfay the Natasha’s Food Labelling Laws coming into effect October 2021 This complete labelling Natasha’s Food Labelling solution includes hardware as well as easy to use software at the shop staff level. All pre-packed for direct sale food will need full labelling showing accurately and clearly the ingredients used for people who have food allergies and intolerances. For all food labelling showing ingredients in pre-packed for direct sale foods - Barcode Technologies offers a complete labeling solutions to adhere to this law including an easy to use software as well as the printer and labels. For all food labelling showing ingredients in pre-packed for direct sale foods - Barcode Technologies offers a complete labeling solutions to adhere to this law including an easy to use software as well as the printer and labels. Natasha's legacy becomes law and Natasha’s Food Labelling Law introduced to protect allergy sufferers provide them the confidence and safety in the food they buy to ensure that businesses of all sizes can prepare and adapt to these changes for the safety of their customers. Pre-packed directly for sale are now required to have product labels which provide information on the full ingredients or the allergens contained. Barcode Technologies offers such businesses a easy to use labelling solution for ALL the printing warnings as well and clearly showing all the ingredients used with an EPoS barcode for retail sales. This including hardware as well as easy to use software at the shop staff level. All pre-packed for direct sale food will need full labelling showing accurately and clearly the ingredients used for people who have food allergies and intolerances.

Natasha's legacy becomes law and Natasha’s Food Labelling Law introduced to protect allergy sufferers to provide them confidence and safety in the food they buy to ensure that businesses of all sizes can prepare and adapt to these changes for the safety of their customers. Barcode Technologies offer an excellent and complete labelling solution. Barcode Technologies offers such businesses a perfect labelling solution for ALL the printing warnings as well and clearly showing all the ingredients used with an EPoS barcode for retail sales. This including hardware as well as easy to use software at the shop staff level. All pre-packed for direct sale food will need full labelling showing accurately and clearly the ingredients used for people who have food allergies and intolerances. There are 14 allergens that need to be clearly declared are celery, cereals containing gluten including wheat, rye, barley and oats, crustaceans, such as prawns, crabs and lobsters, eggs, fish, lupin, milk, molluscs, such as mussels and oysters, mustard, tree nuts – including almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, brazil nuts, cashews, pecans, pistachios and macadamia nuts, peanuts, sesame seeds, soybeans, sulphur dioxide and sulphites at a concentration of more than ten parts per million. There are millions of allergy sufferers across the country will be protected by a new law laid in Parliament today, requiring food businesses to include full ingredients labelling on pre-packed for direct sale foods. Following the tragic death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, the teenager who died after suffering an allergic reaction to a Pret a Manger baguette, the government confirmed stronger laws would be implemented to protect those with allergies and give them greater confidence in the food they buy. Currently, food prepared on the premises in which it is sold is not required to display allergen information on the label, meaning allergy sufferers sometimes lack confidence buying food to eat out doors.

deadline nears Natasha’s Law legislation comes into effect October 2021, any food that is prepacked for direct sale and supplied directly to the consumer or to a mass caterer in a business-to-business sale must have a list of ingredients and the name of the food placed directly on the package or on a label attached to the package. The ingredients must be listed in order of quantity and any of the 14 prescribed allergens highlighted. Natasha’s Law legislation the regulation there will be an exemption for packaging or containers with a surface area of less than 10cm2 and for distance sales, where the customer is not in the same place, such as sales made over the internet or telephone. The new Natasha’s Law legislation Food businesses involved in direct sales will need to ensure compliance through clear and accurate labelling and signage, and also through staff training, to keep allergen management at the forefront in their premises There are 14 allergens that need to be clearly declared are celery, cereals containing gluten including wheat, rye, barley and oats, crustaceans, such as prawns, crabs and lobsters, eggs, fish, lupin, milk, molluscs, such as mussels and oysters, mustard, tree nuts – including almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, brazil nuts, cashews, pecans, pistachios and macadamia nuts, peanuts, sesame seeds, soybeans, sulphur dioxide and sulphites at a concentration of more than ten parts per million.