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So what else can be done with a QR Code?  In the example above the type of code is a Web URL Code, and the scanner knows this and will open a browser and direct you to that web address.  Here is a list of other types of codes:

• Phone Number, Email Address or SMS Text
• Text
• Geo Location
• Contact

If you understand how the Web URL Code works, these others become self explanatory.  So what are the applications for this?  Well simply put it’s the transfer of information, maybe you want to document manufacturing information and specifications about a part for future repair and maintenance needs.  The Text Code would be used for that application.  Another need may be to document on a part a specific location where it originated or was placed in service, a Geo Code would satisfy that requirement.  The Phone Number, Email Address and SMS Code could be used if you want someone to be able to contact you quickly, for example you may want to put a Phone Number code to automatically dial a support center, technical adviser or possibly an internal maintenance department.

As smart phones quickly take over the market and with QR Code Readers abundantly available for free these codes will only expand in both usage and capabilities.

Accubeam has the capability to create any QR Code and Laser Engrave it into most surfaces.  laser engraved marks by far last and wear longer than any other type of painted or screen printed mark or label.

Contact Accubeam today to discuss the future of QR Codes in your business.

“Energy prices are putting the squeeze on everybody and by partnering with our sister company to provide this service we are adding immediate value to the customer” Tom Johanning Jr, Vice President – Sales

Some limitations apply, contact Accubeam today to see if this service is a fit for you.

That is a great question, it seems everywhere you go now you see 2D Data Matrix Codes, either on packaging, restaurant menus or in magazines and newspapers.  This type of code is referred to as a QR or “Quick Response” code and is generally used as a directional marketing or product informational tool.

So what does that mean?  Instead of the 2D code storing information such as part numbers, cage codes and the like, the code is storing information that is relevant to an end consumer.  The most common application is to drive a consumer to a web site where they can get more information, sign up for a service or purchase a product.  Using QR codes on your products is a great way to drive business by getting potential customers into a purchasing situation quickly.

The QR codes are also used to provide product information, GEO Locations, contact information as well as automatically creating text and emails to a desired person.  The future of Quick Response Codes is expanding rapidly as more consumers are carrying smart mobile devices with QR Code Readers.

There are different methods to place QR code on products.  For printed material the code is simply included in the document.  For durable goods and products using a laser marked code will ensure durability and longevity so the code is readable even after extensive use and wear.

Contact Accubeam today for more information on QR codes and pricing for your applications.

Next up on our Popular Questions & Answers Series: Can you show us examples of QR codes on products?

Validation is a process to confirm that a code’s data is in the correct format and syntax that conforms with MIL-STD-130.  Verification is a process of measuring the physical quality of the mark on the product or tag.  The process verifies that the mark is adhering to the standard documented in the MIL-STD-130 and assigns a grade.

Accubeam has the capability to Validate,Verify and Grade the 2D Data Matrix Codes for you to facilitate your adherence to the US DOD requirements for tracking.  Contact Accubeam today to receive more information or request a quote.

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2D Codes are required by the US DOD, but where else are they used?

The preferred method of applying 2D UIDs is a type of Machine Readable Medium called a 2D Data Matrix ECC 200 Symbol, and requires a verification process to ensure the UID meets the MIL STD 130 requirements.  Additionally, once a UID code has been created and place on a product provided to the US DoD, that unique string must be entered into the IUID Registry.  This registry is the single source of data tracking all assets meeting the minimum criteria that are sold to the US DoD.

The preferred tool to apply a 2D UID is with the use of a laser.  Lasers provide a permanent mark that can withstand the test of time and wear which is essential for military applications.  Accubeam Laser provides services to apply the 2D UID directly to a part or on product tags that can be affixed to your products during the production cycle.  Contact Accubeam via phone or the Request a Quote option at the top of the page to learn more about the process.

Next up on our Popular Questions and Answers Series:  “I keep hearing about 2D Grading, what does that mean?”

2D bar codes, sometimes called 2D Data Matrix Codes are quickly replacing the traditional single dimension barcodes, which are limited to 20 characters, as manufacturers continue to be asked to provide more data about their products.  2D codes are quickly becoming a standard for medical devices and instruments as well as in the aerospace industry where product data and traceability is critical.

The preferred method to apply a 2D bar code is with the use of a laser.  Lasers provide a permanent mark that can withstand the test of time and wear.  Accubeam Laser provides services for both one dimensional bar codes and 2D data matrix bar codes, contact Accubeam or use the Request a Quote option at the top of the page to learn more about the process.

Next up on our Popular Questions and Answers Series:  2D UID vs. 2D codes, what’s the difference???

Patrons took advantage of the show to “Talk Shop” and discuss technical requirements and needs they have for their products.  Laser marking has become the standard method of part marking in the medical device industry, evidenced by Accubeam’s continued support by its customers.

“Very few projects we engage with customers on are the same, but one thing is, precision and quality.  We pride ourselves on being able to take on any job, small or large, simple or highly complex.  Our tooling capabilities have proven to be a significant asset to our customers and it shows in their confidence in us.” Tom Johanning Jr.,  Accubeam Vice President

The MD&M show is one of many trade shows that Accubeam participates in each year.  Accubeam Laser has unique capabilities that are applied across numerous industries and markets from Medical and Aerospace to Automotive and Promotional products.

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