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Produced on a wide variety of materials, including destructible vinyl and tamper evident stock, these labels serve as a permanent "license plate" for assets. Please take note of our two part design which makes the initial audit of inventory easy as well. Please review the following asset tag types and choose which one is best for your application. We, at Our company, Inc., will be pleased to provide samples and a quotation. UPC Labels: Once the Uniform Code Council has assigned a number to the product you wish to label, allow Our company, Inc. to produce these labels quickly for you! Simply answer the following questions and we will e-mail our quote to you. RUSH DELIVERIES AVAILABLE!!! While it is preferable to apply and use a bar code label in an ideal environment, many times this is not possible. Bar code data collection systems can exist in places where applying a high quality label and having it perform can be most difficult.

The "wand" is the simplest and least expensive input device available. It is durable and contains no moving parts. It must, however, come into contact with the bar code, which can present a challenge. If a bar code must be read more than once, it may become smeared or damaged and, in essence, unreadable. Also, a wand is "human powered," which means it must be held at the proper angle and moved at the proper speed. For these reasons, a wand is the best choice when cost is the largest determining factor. The CCD, or "Charge Couple Device," is another common input device. A CCD is a very "aggressive" instrument, with a high ability to read bar codes quickly and easily. But it has two primary limitations. First, it has a short "read" range, and must be held no more than 1 to 3 inches from the bar code.