manufacturing barcode labels

Create clear part and WIP labels without implying certification

BatchLabel can turn controlled part, revision, lot and work-order fields into consistent internal labels. Select a symbology based on the receiving equipment and data contract, then preserve the readable identifiers beside the symbol for manual verification.

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Create clear part and WIP labels without implying certification

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A practical workflow

How to use it

  1. 01

    Define the controlled fields

    Identify the authoritative part, revision, lot and work-order columns and their change-control owner.

  2. 02

    Choose the required symbology

    Follow equipment and customer specifications for Code 128, Data Matrix or GS1 element strings.

  3. 03

    Approve through the quality process

    Print, scan and verify data against the work order before releasing a batch to production.

Avoid rework

Common errors and precise fixes

Revision omitted from visible text

Operators may not be able to distinguish otherwise identical part labels during a scanner outage.

Include critical controlled fields in readable form when the approved label specification permits it.

GS1 syntax typed as free text

Parentheses, field lengths and FNC1 rules are easily misapplied when concatenated manually.

Use the structured GS1 composer and validate against the applicable customer/standard requirements.

Know the limits

Regulatory validation, electronic records, traceability and approvals are not included.

The supported GS1 and ZPL subsets must be compared with the exact production specification.

Questions, answered

Before you continue

Is BatchLabel validated manufacturing software?

No. It is a general label-generation tool and does not provide validation, certification or change control for a regulated manufacturing system.

Can projects be locked or approved?

BatchLabel supports saved project files and locked editor elements, not role-based approval, audit trails or electronic signatures.