Barcode Labels in Windhoek

TF Impact Studio prints barcode labels in Windhoek for producers supplying supermarkets and retailers, and for businesses that need labels for stock control, asset tracking and shelf pricing. A barcode that does not scan holds up a till queue and gets a product delisted, so we take the technical side seriously: correct barcode format, correct size, enough quiet zone around it and enough contrast for a scanner to read it the first time.

For retail products we work with EAN-13 barcodes, the standard used on consumer goods in Namibia and South Africa. You obtain your barcode numbers from the barcode authority and we generate the barcode image from the number, place it on a flat area of the label and print it at a size and in colours that scan. We can print the barcode as part of your full-colour product label or as a separate small barcode sticker to add to existing packaging.

Beyond retail barcodes, we print labels with sequential numbers, batch codes, best-before fields, QR codes and pricing for internal use. Variable data is handled digitally, so a run of labels can carry a different number on each label without manual editing. This suits asset tags for equipment and furniture, sample tracking, warehouse bins and shelf edges, and food products packed in numbered batches that need traceability back to a production date.

Barcode labels are available on paper for indoor dry use, or on vinyl and synthetic stocks with laminate for cold storage, outdoor use and products that get handled. Rolls are wound to suit labelling machines and handheld dispensers, and sheets are available for hand application. Every batch is test-scanned before it leaves the studio. Most orders are ready within 2-5 business days for collection in Windhoek or courier across Namibia.