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Generador Gratuito de Código de Barras Code 128

Código de barras alfanumérico de alta densidad para logística, envíos e inventario.

11. Simbología SeleccionadaISO/IEC 15417

Code 128

Code 128 — High-density alphanumeric barcode. Best for shipping labels, Amazon FNSKU & inventory.

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ℹ️ Conjunto completo de 128 caracteres ASCII (A-Z, a-z, 0-9 y símbolos)

⚙️ Tamaño y Estilo Visual▼

Grosor de Barra (2x)

Altura de Barra (px)

Zona de Silencio (Margen)

Tamaño de Fuente

Color de Barras

Color de Fondo

Mostrar Texto Legible

Posición del Texto

Vista Previa Instantánea

Vista Vectorial en Vivo

Descargar Formato:

ESPECIFICACIÓN TÉCNICACHECKSUM VÁLIDO

TIPO: Code 128

LONGITUD: 9

DATOS: ABC-12345

¿Qué es el código de barras Code 128?

Código de barras alfanumérico de alta densidad para logística, envíos e inventario. Defined under standard ISO/IEC 15417, Code 128 is engineered for fast, reliable optical scanning across industrial and commercial environments.

Especificación	Detalles
Simbología Estándar	Code 128 (ISO/IEC 15417)
Conjunto de Caracteres	Conjunto completo de 128 caracteres ASCII (A-Z, a-z, 0-9 y símbolos)
Algoritmo de Checksum	Checksum Modulo 103 (calculado automáticamente)
Zona de Silencio	Mínimo 10 veces el ancho de barra estrecha a ambos lados
Modo de Procesamiento	100% en el Navegador (Sin registros en servidor)

✅ Ventajas Principales

•Alta densidad de datos con longitud variable
•Soporta mayúsculas, minúsculas, números y símbolos
•Conmutación automática de conjuntos (A, B, C) para máxima compresión

📦 Casos de Uso Comunes

•Logística, seguimiento de paquetes y cajas de envío
•Etiquetas de inventario Amazon FNSKU
•Control de activos internos y gestión de almacén

📐Engineering Specification

Deep-Dive: How Code 128 Encodes Data

Code 128 is a compact, high-density linear symbology defined under international standard ISO/IEC 15417. It is designed to encode all 128 standard ASCII characters (values 0 through 127), spanning numeric digits, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, ASCII control codes (such as TAB, Carriage Return, and NUL), and extended punctuation. Because each character is represented by three bars and three spaces comprised of 11 module units (with a 13-module stop pattern), Code 128 provides twice the data density of legacy symbologies like Code 39.

⚙️ Three Dynamic Subsets & Auto-Switching Architecture

Code 128 dynamically optimizes string length through three complementary character subsets:

›Code Set A: Encodes all uppercase letters (A–Z), numeric digits (0–9), punctuation marks, and ASCII control characters (00 to 95), such as NUL, SOH, CR, LF.
›Code Set B: Encodes all standard uppercase (A–Z) and lowercase letters (a–z), numeric digits (0–9), ASCII symbols, and high-order ASCII characters.
›Code Set C: Encodes double-density numeric digits (00–99). Each bar-and-space symbol encodes two numeric digits simultaneously, halving the physical barcode width for numeric serial numbers and tracking codes.
›Dynamic Shift/Switch: Modern generators automatically insert Code C for long numeric sequences and switch back to Code B or A for mixed text, maximizing scanning reliability while minimizing print footprint.

🔬 Physical Barcode Anatomy & Zone Breakdown

Leading Quiet Zone

At least 10 times the narrowest bar width (X-dimension) of blank margin prevents optical scanner clipping.

Start Pattern

Designates the initial encoding set (Start A, Start B, or Start C) and sets scanner timing reference.

Encoded Data Modules

Variable-length sequence of 11-module character symbols encoding your payload.

Modulo 103 Check Character

Mandatory checksum calculated via weighted positional sums to guarantee 99.999% scan accuracy.

Stop Pattern

A standardized 13-module bar pattern (2 bars, 3 spaces terminating with a final bar).

Trailing Quiet Zone

Equal margin matching the leading quiet zone to signal completion to optical detectors.

🖨️ Production & Printing Best Practices

✔Maintain an X-dimension of at least 7.5 to 10 mils (0.19 to 0.25 mm) for standard desktop/retail scanners, and 15 to 20 mils for industrial warehouse scanning.
✔Always allow adequate quiet zones on both edges—never position the edge of the label closer than 0.25 inches (6.35 mm) to the barcode bars.
✔For Amazon FNSKU inventory labels, use 300 DPI vector rendering with human-readable text positioned beneath the bars.

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Optical Scanner Compatibility: Universally supported by 100% of standard 1D laser scanners, linear CCD imagers, handheld warehouse mobile computers (Zebra, Honeywell, Datalogic), and modern 2D area imagers.