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GS1 Logistic Label Example with barcodes: From Linden Gmbh Stauderstr 196 50832 Köln To Muster Gmbh Mustermannstraße 75 DE 12345 Musterhausen 24 148 mm SSCC 340123451234567895 GTIN 4012345 33333 6 Batch/Lot 972679 Font height min. 7mm - (0.28 Inch) Font height min. 7mm - (0.28 Inch) min. 32 mm X Dimension min. 0.495mm (0.195 Inch) (01)04012345333336(10)972679 Font height min. 3mm - (0.12 Inch) min. 32 mm X Dimension min. 0.495mm (0.195 Inch) (00)340123451234567895 Quiet zone, Ten X-dimension 105 mm © GS1 2008
GS1 Logistic Label 6.4.3 Symbol Placement of the Logistic Label These recommendations apply for all logistic units such as pallets, parcels, envelopes... Although at least one side of all General Distribution Items shall display the bar coded information, it is recommended that two (or more) sides of the item be bar coded with the exact same data when: • • The printing process makes this cost effective (e.g. Pre-Printed corrugated cartons) The Supply Chain requirement is that one symbol is always visible (e.g. pallets that are stored either long or short edge facing) ON PALLETS For all types of pallets, including full pallets containing individual trade items and single trade items, (such as a fridge or washing machine), the target height for the bottom of the bar code symbol is between 400 mm (16 inches) and 800 mm (32 inches) from the base of the pallet. For pallet less than 400 mm (16 inches) high, the bar code symbol should be placed as high as possible. The symbol including its quiet zones should be at least 50 mm (2.0 inches) from any vertical edge to avoid damage. 25 Example: (min.) 50 mm (min.) 50 mm 400 - 800 mm (min.) 400 - 800 mm (min.) 400 - 800 mm There is no regulation that specifies where the labels should be placed – to the left, in the middle, or to the right on these sides – but as most forklift operators are right-handed, the most ergonomically correct scanning is done when the labels are placed to the right of each side. © GS1 2008
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