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The Universal Product Code (UPC-A) barcode is a linear barcode used in retail to identify and track products. Consisting of a series of bars and spaces, the UPCA barcode is a standardized 12-digit code that uniquely represents each product.

Postnet barcode, USPS barcode, is a linear barcode designed for efficient mail sorting and delivery by encoding zip codes, zip+4 codes, and delivery point codes. Post net barcode generator tool encodes large amount of information in small space.

Code 93 is a high-density barcode that can encode a large amount of data in a small space. Code 93 barcode provides high security. Code 93 is easily readable with a variety of barcode scanners, including handheld scanners, and mobile devices.

The Barcode Label Standard Software is a powerful application that allows users to design labels complete with text, graphics and barcodes for printing. Supports Linear barcode types.

Easy to operate Barcode Maker software designs stunning stickers that are used to easily identify product details using unique barcode values. Professional barcode label crafter tool uses linear barcode fonts to craft tags.

Code 128 is a high-density barcode that encodes all 128 ASCII characters, including letters, numbers, and special characters. Likewise, QR codes are 2D barcodes that encode extensive information such as text, URLs, and contact details.

Standard edition barcode software offers a simple and easy way to create high-resolution barcode images. It also provides quality printable labels, tags and coupons, satisfying common business barcode label designing needs without expert assistance.

Data bar EAN 13 barcode is linear barcode consisting of specific pattern of bars and spaces. EAN-13 barcodes are utilized to track the movement of medications, medical devices, and other healthcare products throughout the supply chain.

Code 128 SET C barcode software can encode up to 18 digits of numeric data using combination of bars and spaces. Barcode's width is determined by type of scanner used to read it, with each character represented by unique pattern of bars and spaces.