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ISSN Barcode Images
Select either a standard ISSN (for all issues) or an ISSN with a two-digit issue number (01 to 99) from the drop-down options below.
No Issue Number (all editions use same barcode)
Enter your 8-digit ISSN number(s) here in the format xxxx-xxxx OR as 977xxxxxxxxxx if you know the full number you want.
Examples: 1234-5670 or 9771234567003
With Issue Number (each edition has a different two-digit supplement from 01 to 99)
Enter your ISSN number(s) in the format xxxx-xxxx-yy where xxxx-xxxx is the ISSN and yy is the 2-digit supplement (01-52 for weekly, 01-12 for monthly).
Example: 1234-5678-01
Quantity Price per ISSN 1 $ 30 2 $ 25 each 3 $ 20 each 4-9 $ 15 each 10 – 19 $ 8 each 20 – 49 $ 5 each 50+ $ 2.50 each -
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QR Codes
Buy a QR Code for your webpage URL below. Receive your QR code automatically by email in five minutes in in 3 formats: .pdf, .svg, .png formats.
- Decide which type of QR Code you want: Static or Dynamic* at bottom of this page.
- Select the quantity of QR codes you need, and add that quantity to the cart. Then proceed to checkout.
- At the checkout page, enter the URL(s) you want to encode into the “additional information” box on the checkout page. Enter separate URLs on separate lines.
Quantity Price Per QR Code Total Price 1 $30.00 $30 2+ $25.00 $50+ 5+ $20.00 $100+ 10+ $18.00 $180+ 20+ $15.00 $300+ 30+ $13.00 $390+ 40+ $12.00 $480+ 50+ $10.00 $500+ 100+ $8.00 $800+ 200+ $6.00 $1,200+ 500+ $2.80 $1,400+ 1000+ $1.50 $1,500+ 
What’s the difference between static and dynamic QR codes
We supply two types of QR codes: static and dynamic. Please watch our short video explainer showing the difference between static and dynamic QR codes.
STATIC QR CODES DYNAMIC QR CODES Encodes your URL directly
The QR code contains your URL inside the code itself.Redirect-based QR
The QR code points to a hosted redirect, so the target URL can be updated later.Fixed destination
Works as long as the original URL stays live (you can’t change where it goes).Updatable destination
Update the target URL as often as needed in the future (ideal for listings that change).Unlimited scans
No scan limits.Unlimited scans (fair use)
Unlimited unless the QR code is abused with extremely high scan volumes that cause technical issues.
See our Fair Use Policy.No hosted management
There’s no portal-based redirection because the URL is permanent in the code.Free unlimited 24/7 redirection (via our customer portal)
On purchase you set a target URL, then make unlimited redirects through our portal.No tracking
Static QR codes typically don’t provide scan analytics.Tracking available (2 years)
Get tracking reports such as frequency, time of day, most popular day, and country.Works as long as your URL works
If the page is removed or changed, the QR code will lead to an error.Functions for life (with renewals)
Includes 2 years, and continues after that as long as a hosting fee is paid every two years.It depends on how much data is encoded. If it is a short URL or small amount of data it can be smaller. If the QR code contains a lot of data it may need to be printed bigger. The official minimum size is 2cm by 2cm. Always test before you go to print.
Static codes will always scan to the URL encoded unless the URL is down. Dynamic QR codes will always scan as long as the two-yearly hosting fee is paid and the final URL is live.
For more information, please read this article: Understanding QR CodesBuy QR codes
Choose the QR code type below:
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SSCC Pallet Barcodes (GS1-128)Pallet barcodes are used to identify pallets of products going into large distribution centres (DCs). Hence if you are not sending product by pallet, you may not need pallet barcodes. In this case, you may need an ITF-14 carton code instead.
Pallet barcodes are mainly required by larger retailers, particularly supermarkets or any other company using large distribution centres, such as Woolworths and McDonald’s.
Pallet barcodes are generally needed as a pair of barcodes: a GS128 and an SSCC.
Sometimes, you may only need a new SSCC for a new pallet, as you already have the GS128 barcode for that stock.
The GS128 barcode encodes multiple data, such as a product’s expiry dates, batch number, quantity, and EAN or UPC number.
The SSCC barcode is a unique number. Retailers use the SSCC to identify each pallet in their distribution centre or warehouse.
Images below show examples of GS128 (top) and SSCC (bottom)
Work out how many you need. Purchase the quantity you want. Let us know the Application Identifiers you want encoded by sending us an email or fill in this online form. Once you have provided the required information, we can make the pallet codes images. We will email them to you in 3 formats (png, svg and pdf formats). We can provide additional formats upon request.
Quantity Price per barcode 1 $ 40 2 $ 35 3 $ 30 4 + $ 25 Application Identifiers (AI)
GS1 Application Identifiers (AIs) are numeric prefixes used in barcodes and EPC/RFID tags to define the meaning and format of encoded data elements.
Some of the most commonly used AIs are:
00 – SSCC
02 – GTIN of product on the pallet, i.e. barcode number
10 – Batch number
15 – Best Before Date (YYMMDD)
17 – Expiry date
37 – Number of Units (Count)
Maximum character count is 48 characters.
Printing Size
The minimum printing size is 105 x 148.5 mm (A6 size). Larger A5 or A4 sizes are also suitable.
Maximum length is 165mm including quiet zones.
Where to position your Pallet Code label
Two copies should be printed and stuck on each fork entry side.
Attach labels 50-100mm from the right edge of the pallet load.
Ideally, at a height of 600mm from ground level for ease of scanning.
Retailer Pallet Code Requirements
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V Business Card QR Code
This can include name, job title, company name, landline phone number, mobile phone number, company address, email address and website URL. Then you can insert the V Business card QR code onto your business card. Your clients can scan the V Business Card QR code with a smartphone, and it will just show all the information encoded.
Please limit the amount of information you wish to encode. Otherwise, the QR code will have to be bigger.
The QR code images will be emailed in .pdf, .svg, .png formats.
How to Order:
Please enter the information that you want to encode into the “Additional Information” section when you go through to the checkout page.
Please note we make these manually, so allow 2-24 hours to receive your V Business card. Please ensure the information given to us is accurate, as changes may incur extra time charges.
$30 each
Business Cards (VCards)
These types of QR Codes are primarily used on business cards. When a smartphone scans a business card QR Code, an individual’s business card details will appear on the Smartphone screen. The Smartphone user will then be able to save the individual as a ‘Contact’ on their phone.
If you want your QR Code to contain business card information (VCard or MeCard), please put the following details into the “Additional Information” section when checking out. Note: if you need your QR Code to be small (e.g. 3cm x 3cm), only provide us with the essential information & leave out the rest:
Name:
Organisation:
Job Title:
Address: (street, postcode, city, state/province, country)
Phone:
Mobile Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Website URL:Events (VCalender)
If you want your QR Code to contain information about an upcoming event, please put the following details into the “Additional Information” section when checking out:
1. Event Name:
2. Event Description:
3. Location of Event:
4. Event Start Date/Time:
5. Event End Date/Time: (Optional)Other
We can produce many other types of QR Codes at your request, including the following: Make a Phone Call; Send an Email or SMS; Facebook Profiles (or Likes); Linkedin Profiles (or Share); Twitter Profiles; Android Market Publisher/Package, or Wi-Fi Access Points.
Enter your ISSN number(s) in the format xxxx-xxxx-yy where xxxx-xxxx is the ISSN and yy is the 2-digit supplement (01-52 for weekly, 01-12 for monthly).
