Fixed Asset Labels

• tags

The information on the labels is free to choose according to the needs of the company, mainly they should be included: description, asset code and barcode, as well as the company logo. 

It is an economical and easy method because the labels can be printed when a new asset is entered into the system, however, care must be taken when entering information to avoid creating codes and printing labels that do not correspond to an asset.

• Barcode

The use of barcodes as identifiers makes it possible to keep complete information at your fingertips and, in this way, to have control of a large number of assets, since movements and changes of assets can be recorded quickly and without need for documentation.

They can store information such as asset valuation reports, depreciation amounts, location, and any other necessary reports, keeping everything within reach of a portable terminal. 

However, the initial cost of the equipment needed to implement bar code control must be taken into account.

• Metal plates

The metal plates contain the same information as the labels, however, they guarantee greater durability and resistance for a higher cost. They can be manufactured in a wide variety of materials, the most common being silver polyester, plastic, aluminum and steel.

The company that wishes to implement metal plates as a means of controlling its assets must take into account that they are printed one by one, unlike labels, these cannot be printed when a new asset is entered into the system.

• dialing

This method can replace metal plates on most media where a self-adhesive security label with printed barcode is sufficient to cover the needs. Helps reduce manual audits and inventory time.

• RFID tags

They are small, self-adhesive devices that contain antennas that allow them to receive and respond to radio frequency requests from a transmitter – RFID receiver. Passive tags do not require internal power, while active tags do.

• QR code

QR or Quick Response Code, is the evolution of the barcode. It stores the information in a dot matrix or in a two-dimensional barcode. It is a low-cost tool that allows access to a greater amount of information in less space.

Fixed asset label and tag materials

A general catalog is shown of the different labels and plates that we make in ANEPSA. All are subject to the customer's needs: labels with QR codes, TAG (RFID) and barcodes.