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What is a barcode (DPM)? And what types of goods is dpm used for?

What is DPM barcode?

DPM is the abbreviation of Direct Park Marking, which is a technology for printing/engraving barcodes directly onto goods instead of printing on labels as usual. Barcodes printed/engraving directly onto goods will be highly durable, not damaged or torn.

What types of goods are DPM barcodes used for?

Instead of printing conventional barcode labels, engraving barcodes directly onto goods will cost much more and with goods made of sturdy materials such as metal, plastic, glass, etc., it will not affect the durability of the product. DPM is also used for a part of the goods, such as auto parts, electronic components in the electronics industry, etc.

Common methods for generating DPM barcodes:

The most common direct DPM barcode production methods are laser barcode marking, continuous inkjet printing, Dot peen, and electrochemical etching.

Some good DPM barcode readers:

Zebra DS4608-DPE

Barcode scanning technology: Imager

Barcode: DPM, 1D, 2D

Sensor: 1280 x 800 pixels

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Honeywell 1952GHD

Barcode scanning technology: Area Image

Barcode: DPM, 1D, 2D, Postal Digimarc, OCR

Sensor: 1280 x 800 pixel array

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iData J16HD

Light Sensor: 1280*1080 pixels

Light Source: WHITE, RED, BLUE (custom)

Interface: USB-HID，USB-CDC,RS232

Scanning Accuracy 1D,2D: ≥3mil

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Barcode scanner iData J20

Light Sensor: 1280*1024 pixels

Interface: RJ45-USB，RJ45-RS232; 1D ,2D

Scanning Accuracy: ≥3,33mil

Working Temperature: -20℃~50℃