This standard specifies the general rules for the placement of commodity barcode symbols and provides guidance for the placement of commodity barcode symbols. This standard applies to the design of commodity barcode symbol positions. GB/T 14257-2009 Commodity barcode barcode symbol placement guide GB/T14257-2009 standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the general rules for the placement of commodity barcode symbols and provides guidance for the placement of commodity barcode symbols. This standard applies to the design of commodity barcode symbol positions.
This standard is formulated with reference to Chapter 6 of the GS1 General Specifications (Version 8.0) of the International Article Numbering Association (GS1), Barcode Symbol Placement Guidelines, and some expressions applicable to the specifications are changed to expressions applicable to China's standards.
This standard replaces GB/T14257-2002 Commodity Barcode Symbol Positions.
Compared with GB/T14257-2002, the main changes of this standard are as follows:
--- The name of the standard is changed to "Guidelines for the Placement of Commodity Barcode Symbols";
--- The title of Chapter 4 is changed to "General Principles for the Placement of Commodity Barcode Symbols". Chapter 4 describes the generally applicable principles for the placement of barcode symbols. The titles are: Select barcode symbols that match the application environment (4.1), avoid conflicts between different barcode identifiers (4.2), determine the appropriate number of barcode symbols (4.3), relatively uniform positions and easy scanning (4.4), avoid selected positions (4.5) and select appropriate barcode symbol placement directions (4.6). The preferred position (original standard 4.2), other positions (original standard 4.3) and edge spacing (original standard 4.4) are moved to Chapter 5;
---The title of Chapter 5 is changed to "Placement of barcode symbols for retail goods", and irregular packaging (5.4.13), publications (5.4.14) and transparent plastic packaging (5.4.15) are added;
---Placement of barcode symbols on storage and transportation packaging commodities is added in Chapter 6;
---Placement of barcode symbols on logistics units is added in Chapter 7.
Appendix A of this standard is a normative appendix.
This standard is proposed and managed by the National Technical Committee for Logistics Information Management Standardization.
Drafting unit of this standard: China Article Coding Center.
Main drafters of this standard: Xiong Liyong, Zhao Chen, Wang Yingchun, Liu Quanyun, Liu Yan, Zhang Chunyuan, Guo Weihua.
The previous versions of the standards replaced by this standard are:
---GB/T14257-1993, GB/T14257-2002.

The clauses in the following documents become the clauses of this standard through reference in this standard. For all the referenced documents with dates, all the subsequent amendments (excluding errata) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, the parties who reach an agreement based on this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For all the referenced documents without dates, the latest versions are applicable to this standard.
GB12904 Commodity barcodes - Coding and barcode representation of retail commodities (GB12904-2008, ISO/IEC15420:2000, NEQ)
GB/T12905 Barcode terminology
GB/T16830 Commodity barcodes - Coding and barcode representation of storage and transportation packaging commodities
GB/T18127 Commodity barcodes - Coding and barcode representation of logistics units

Preface III
1 Scope 1
2 Normative references 1
3 Terms and definitions 1
4 General rules for placement of commodity barcode symbols 1
4.1 Select barcode symbols that match the application environment 1
4.2 Avoid conflicts between different barcode identifiers 1
4.3 Determine the appropriate number of barcode symbols 1
4.4 Relatively uniform positioning and ease
of scanning 2 4.5 Positions to avoid 2
4.6 Choosing the appropriate orientation of barcode symbol placement 2
5 Barcode symbol placement for retail products 4
5.1 Preferred positions 4
5.2 Other positions 4
5.3 Edge spacing 4
5.4 Barcode symbol placement on common types of packaging 4
6 Barcode symbol placement on storage and transportation packaging products 13
6.1 Packaging boxes 13
6.2 Shallow boxes or cases 13
7 Barcode symbol placement on logistics units 14
7.1 Symbol location 14
7.2 Symbol orientation 14
7.3 Barcode symbol placement 14
Appendix A (Normative Appendix) Relationship between retail commodity barcode symbol magnification factor and X size and commodity packaging diameter 17

ICS35.040
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T14257--2009
Replaces GB/T14257-2002
Bar code for commodity
Bar code symbol placement guidelines2009-05-06Published
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of ChinaStandardization Administration of the People's Republic of China
2009-11~01Implementation
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2Normative references
8Terms and definitions
4General rules for placement of commodity bar code symbols
4.1Select bar code symbols that match the application environment4.2Avoid conflict between different bar code symbols
4.3Determine the appropriate number of bar code symbols
4. 4 Relatively uniform position and easy to scan
Avoid selected positions
4.6 Choose the appropriate symbol placement direction
5 Placement of bar code symbols for retail products
5.1 Preferred position
Other positions and
Edge spacing
5.4 Placement of bar code symbols on common types of packaging 6 Placement of bar code symbols for shipping packaged goods 6.1 Packing box...
6.2 Shallow box or box
7 Placement of bar code symbols on logistics units
7.1 Symbol position
7.2 Symbol direction
7.3 Bar code symbol placement
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Appendix A (Normative Appendix)
Relationship between the magnification factor of the bar code symbol for retail products and the X dimension and the diameter of the product packaging Product companion network h
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GB/T14257—2009
This standard is formulated with reference to Chapter 6 "Guide to the placement of bar code symbols" of the GS1 General Specification (Version 8.0) of the International Article Numbering Association (GS1), and some expressions applicable to the norm are changed to expressions applicable to the Chinese standard. This standard replaces GB/T14257---2002 "Bar code symbol position for goods". The main changes of this standard compared with GB/T11257-2002 are as follows: the name of the standard is changed to "Guide to the placement of bar code symbols for goods bar code"; --- the title of Chapter 4 is changed to "General rules for the placement of bar code symbols for goods", and the generally applicable bar code symbols are described in Chapter 4. The placement principles are as follows: "Select barcode symbols that match the application environment" (4.1), "Avoid conflicts between different barcode identifiers" (4.2), "Determine the appropriate number of barcode symbols" (4.3), "Relatively uniform positions and easy to scan" (1.1), "Avoid selected positions" (4.5) and "Choose appropriate barcode symbol placement direction" (4.6). "Preferred position" (original standard 4.2), "Other positions" (original standard 4.3) and "Edge spacing" (original standard 1.4) are moved to Chapter 5; ... - The title of Chapter 5 is changed to "Placement of barcode symbols for sale goods", and "Irregular packaging" (5.4.13), "Mountain version" (5.4.14) and transparent plastic packaging (5.4.15) are added; Chapter 6 "Placement of barcode symbols on storage and transportation packaged goods" is marked; ... Chapter 7 "Placement of barcode symbols on logistics units" is added. Appendix A of this standard is a normative appendix.
This standard is proposed and managed by the National Logistics Information Management Standardization Technical Committee. The drafting unit of this standard is China Article Coding Center. The main drafters of this standard are: Xiong Liyong, Zhao Chen, Wang Yingchun, Liu Quanyun, Liu Yan, Zhang Juanyuan, Guo Weihua. The previous versions of the standard replaced by this standard are: - GB/T14257--1593, GB/T 14257---2002.SSE
1 Scope
Guidelines for the placement of barcode symbols for commodity barcodes
This standard specifies the general rules for the placement of product label code symbols and provides guidelines for the placement of commodity barcode symbols. This standard applies to the design of commodity barcode symbol positions and positions. 2 Normative references
GB/T14257—2009
The clauses in the following documents become the clauses of this standard through reference in this standard. For all the referenced documents with dates, all the subsequent amendments (excluding errata) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, the parties who reach an agreement based on this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For all the referenced documents without dates, the latest versions are applicable to this standard. GB12904 Commodity barcodes Retail commodity coding and barcode representation (GB12904—2008, ISO/EC15420:2000, NFQ) GB/T12905 Barcode terminology
GB/T16830 Commodity code Storage and transportation packaging commodity coding and barcode representation GB/T18127 Commodity barcode Logistics unit coding and barcode representation 3 Terms and definitions
GB12904, GB/T12005 and the following terminology definitions are applicable to this standard. 3. 1
The front of the retail commodity package is the main display surface on the commodity package that clearly displays the trademark and product name. 3.2
The back of the retail commodity package is the outer surface on the commodity package that is opposite to the main display surface. 4: General rules for placing commodity barcode symbols
4.1 Choose barcode symbols that match the application environment. According to the expected scanning environment, place barcode symbols that comply with GB12904, GB/T16830 or GB/T18127 on commodities or logistics units. EAN-13, UPC-A, EAN-8 or UPC·E barcode symbols should be placed on retail commodities; EAN-13, UPC-A, ITF-14 or UCC/EAN-128 barcode symbols can be placed on shipping packaging commodities; UCC/EAN-128 barcode symbols should be placed on logistics units.
4.2 Avoid conflicting barcodes
Two or more barcode symbols representing different product codes should not appear on one product. 4.3 Determine the appropriate number of barcode symbols
Usually, only one barcode symbol representing the product code is placed on one product. However, for heavy or bulky consumer goods (see 5.4.12) and irregularly packaged retail goods (see 5.4.13), as well as storage and transportation packaging goods (see Chapter 6) and logistics units (see Chapter 7), two or more barcode symbols representing the same product code may be placed on one product. 1
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4. 4 Relatively uniform position and easy to scan
The position of the barcode symbol in various commodity items 1 should be relatively uniform, so as to facilitate scanning and reading: 4.5 Avoid choosing positions
Avoid placing the barcode symbol:
Places that may cause the barcode symbol to be deformed or otherwise damaged; places with perforations, punching cuts, openings, binding nails, wire drawing, links, folds, hems, crosses, corrugations, ridges, pleats, other graphics and rough textures;
At corners or places with excessive surface curvature
Places that may be covered by the folds or overhangs of the packaging 4.6 Choose appropriate barcode symbol placement
4.6.1 Place the barcode symbol on the package
(see Figure 11a). When placed horizontally, the barcode symbol should be read from left to right for human identification, and the barcode symbol should be placed horizontally in the printing direction, see Figure 1bl.
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4.6.2 On the front of the product packaging, the barcode (8) should not be greater than 30°, see Figure 2; the barcode used before should be greater than 30°. The maximum value of the barcode weight coefficient
Figure 1 Direction of placement of barcode symbols
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If the area allows, the barcode can be placed with other graphics that are most similar to the barcode symbol.
When coding symbols, the curvature of the bar symbol surface is slightly different, see the instructions for use
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Bar Code Symbol Table
1 - the outer edge of the first bar
2 - the middle of the two middle separators;
3. The outer edge of the last bar;
4 - the outer edges of the left and right blank areas;
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Generator of curved surface;
α—…—curvature of bar code symbol surface,
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Schematic diagram of bar code symbol surface curvature
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5 Placement of bar code symbol for sale
5.1 Preferred position
The preferred position of the bar code symbol is in the lower right half of the back of the product packaging. Past: The wooden rule is not applicable to irregularly packaged products, serial publications and some transparent plastic packaged products. 5.2 Other Locations
When the back of the product packaging is not suitable for placing the barcode symbol, the barcode symbol can be placed in the lower right half of another suitable surface of the product packaging. However, for large or bulky products, the barcode symbol should not be placed on the bottom of the product packaging. 5.3 Edge Spacing
The spacing between the barcode symbol and the adjacent edge of the product packaging should not be less than 8mm or greater than 100mm. 5.4 Placement of Barcode Symbols on Common Types of Packaging 5.4.1 Box Packaging
For box packaging, the barcode symbol should be printed in the lower right half of the back of the packaging, close to the edge, see Figure 4a). When the back of the packaging is not suitable for printing the barcode symbol, it can be printed in the lower right half of the front, see Figure 4b): The distance from the edge should comply with the provisions of 5.3. Back
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Figure 4 Example of box packaging
5.4.2 Bottle and pot packaging
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The barcode symbol should be printed on the back or the lower right half of the front of the package, see Figure 5. The barcode symbol should not be placed on the bottleneck or pot neck. When the barcode symbol is placed parallel to the generatrix of the curved surface, the selection of the magnification factor and X dimension is shown in Appendix A. Note: For (, i.e. modular assembly type product case code, the size is the module width. 5.4.3 Can and tube type packaging
The barcode symbol should be placed in the lower right half of the back or front of the packaging, see Figure 6. The barcode symbol should not be placed in places with corrugations, seams and ridges. When the barcode symbol is placed parallel to the generatrix of the curved surface, the selection of the magnification factor and X size is shown in Appendix A. 5.4.4 Barrel and basin type packaging
The barcode symbol should be placed in the lower right half of the back or front of the packaging, see Figure 7a), b). When it is not appropriate to place it on the back, front and side, the barcode symbol can be placed on the lid of the packaging, but the depth (h) of the lid should not be greater than 12mm, see Figure 7c). 5.4.5 Bag type packaging
The barcode symbol should be placed in the lower right half of the back or front of the packaging, as close to the middle of the bag as possible, or on the flat and wrinkle-free part of the bag after filling the contents, see Figure 8. Barcode symbols should not be placed at seams or under folds. h
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Figure 6 Box and tube packaging examples
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