Sanitaryware barcode labels are a specialized solution designed to withstand the extreme conditions of ceramic productionespecially the high-temperature kiln firing and abrasive cleaning environments typical in sanitaryware manufacturing. Here is a complete guide to help you understand their types, features, and uses:
What Are Sanitaryware Barcode Labels?
These are ceramic-compatible barcode label decals applied during the early stages of production (usually on the wet mold) and fired along with the product. They remain readable even after exposure to temperatures up to 1250C degree Celsius, making them ideal for tracking items like washbasins, toilets, and urinals throughout the manufacturing process.
Key Features
- High Heat Resistance: Survive kiln firing at up to 1250 degree celsius without melting, fading, or peeling
- Permanent Adhesion: Applied with fixatives to wet ceramic surfaces; bond strengthens during firing
- Chemical & Moisture Resistance: Withstand bathroom cleaning agents, humidity, and disinfectants
- Durable Print Quality: Printed using ceramic pigments or thermal transfer ribbons that resist abrasion
- Barcode Versatility: Support both 1D (UPC, Code 128) and 2D (QR, DataMatrix) formats
- Design Flexibility: Available in various sizes, shapes, and transparent or reverse-printed formats
Common Uses
- Production Tracking: Identify each piece from molding to packaging
- Inventory Management: Monitor models, batches, and specifications in warehouses
- Quality Control: Link test data (e.g., glaze durability, water absorption) to individual items
- Customer Experience: Enable warranty verification or product info via barcode scanning
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