Barcode asset tags Kenya finance teams use during verification exist to remove typing from the process. Every item carries a printed code that a handheld device reads in a moment, so a count that once relied on clipboards and transcription becomes a scanning pass with a clean data file at the end.
We print barcode asset labels on anodized aluminium for workshops and field equipment, and on polyester film for office and indoor use. The layout pairs the code with a human-readable number, so staff can still identify an item when a scanner battery dies or a code is partially obscured.
Code formats follow whatever your register already uses, commonly Code 128 or Code 39, with prefixes and check digits set to your specification. Before printing we confirm density and quiet zones against your scanner model so the first scan succeeds rather than the third.
Specification
What you receive
- Substrates
- Anodized aluminium or self-adhesive polyester
- Code formats
- Code 128, Code 39, numeric or alphanumeric sequences
- Sizes
- 39mm x 13mm standard, custom sizes available
- Printing
- High-contrast marking with protective finish
- Numbering
- Sequential, prefixed and non-repeating across batches
- Scanner support
- Tested with common handheld and smartphone readers
- Optional
- Tamper-evident face or acetone-activated adhesive
- Supply
- Sheets or rolls, grouped by department or location