by hirokato | Jun 16, 2020 | Barcode Basics
Most thermal transfer printers offer models with varying print resolutions. When comparing different models, you will see figures ranging from 203 to 300, even 600 dpi. Well, what do these numbers mean? Do you need the highest print resolution to ensure a successful...
by hirokato | May 26, 2020 | Barcode Basics, home
Is scanning your barcodes more difficult than it should be? There are many reasons barcodes might not scan and most of them can be boiled down to one of three things—your equipment isn’t suited to your barcodes, your scanner isn’t being operated properly or your...
by hirokato | Feb 17, 2020 | Barcode Basics
The impetus of this post was an interesting question. As a software developer I’m usually involved in projects that require me to write a program to print a label. I have also been involved with helping customers integrate off the shelf programs like NiceLabel or...
by hirokato | Feb 12, 2020 | Barcode Basics
Hello Computype blog readers, Dave the software developer here. Now you may be wondering, what is a software developer doing at a label manufacturer? Well, I honestly found myself asking the same question at first too, but I can assure you I’m here for a reason. The...
by hirokato | Jul 1, 2019 | Barcode Basics
If you read our other blog post about ISO/ANSI scores, you’re familiar with what an ISO/ANSI score is and what it means with the grading criteria, testing conditions and your processes considered. After releasing that post we learned there were some questions left...
by hirokato | Jun 11, 2019 | Barcode Basics
If you’re involved in purchasing barcodes you’ve probably heard of an ISO/ANSI score, but what exactly are these scores? And what do they mean? Here at Computype we want to make sure our customers understand what they are investing in and when it comes to ISO/ANSI...
