ID Automation

New & Updated: IDAutomation provides barcode software including barcode fonts, DLLs, ActiveX controls, .NET assemblies, label printing software and hardware such as barcode scanners and printers. Many symbologies are supported such as Code 128, Code 39, Postnet, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC, EAN, GS1, DataBar, Intelligent Mail, Data Matrix, Aztec, Maxicode, QR-Code and PDF417. Quick Links:

Create barcodes without the use of fonts by dynamically creating barcodes as graphic images.

Add dynamic barcode capability to various programs without installing special fonts, DLLs or plug-ins.

Server designed barcode capability includes linear barcodes including Code 128, Code 39, DataBar, UPC/EAN and IMb, as well as, 2D barcodes such as QR-Code, Data Matrix and PDF417.

Let IDAutomation host your barcode needs with their online barcode generator services without the need to manage hardware, deploy patches and upgrades, or monitor performance.

Create Barcode Labels easily with the WYSIWYG design interface; print barcodes, text and images on any label size to any graphic printer.

Create high-quality graphic barcode image files on the fly for importing the into desktop publishing or graphic design applications.

RedBeam Inventory Tracking Software is an easy-to-use application designed to help control inventory levels and item movements within a warehouse, a distribution center, stock room or store. Comes in two editions: standard and mobile.

After evaluating several scanners that are available today, IDAutomation offers a variety of scanners that are the best performing for the best value. All of the scanners offered are complete kits that include all the necessary cables and are ready to use right out of the box. If interested in easily integrating a USB scanner into existing or custom applications as automation, input and verification devices, please read how to scan data into applications.

IDAutomation offers high-speed, dedicated thermal barcode label printers from Zebra and Intermec. Serial and parallel ports are provided on all the printers listed and some have USB and Ethernet interfaces as well.

There are two models to choose from - direct thermal and/or thermal transfer.

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