Pallet Barcode Labels — Industrial & Reusable

Pallet barcode labels are available in vinyl, magnetic, reflective, glow-in-the-dark, high-temperature, chemical-resistant, dry erase, and repositionable substrates. Each material is suited to specific environments — for example, magnetic labels are ideal for metal pallets requiring frequent repositioning, while high-temperature vinyl suits heated storage or production areas.

Yes. Labels printed via LabelTac® printers support standard 1D barcodes (Code 128, Code 39, etc.) and 2D formats including QR codes and Data Matrix. They are designed to be scannable by handheld, fixed-mount, and forklift-mounted barcode scanners commonly used in warehouse management systems (WMS).

Yes. The LabelTac® Pro X and LabelTac® 9 industrial printers enable full on-demand, in-house label printing. Using the free LabelSuite™ software — which includes pre-built barcode templates — your team can design and print custom pallet labels with variable data such as lot numbers, SKUs, and serial codes without relying on external print vendors.

Shield and Supply pallet labels are engineered for a 5–10 year indoor and outdoor lifespan. They are scratch-resistant, chemical-resistant, and built to withstand forklift traffic, solvent exposure, moisture, and extreme temperature conditions, making them reliable for high-throughput warehouse and manufacturing environments.

Yes. Labels produced using LabelTac® systems are compatible with OSHA 29 CFR 1910, ANSI Z535, GHS HazCom 29 CFR 1910.1200, ASME A13.1, NFPA 70E, and MSHA 30 CFR standards. LabelSuite™ includes pre-built regulatory templates to ensure your pallet labels meet compliance requirements out of the box.

The LabelTac® Pro X supports label widths from 1/2" to 4", while the LabelTac® 9 large-format printer supports widths from 4" to 9". This range accommodates standard pallet identification labels as well as wider rack, floor, and bay labels used in warehouse identification systems.

Shield and Supply pallet barcode labels serve a wide range of industries including warehousing and logistics (rack labeling, inventory tracking, WMS integration), manufacturing (work-in-progress pallets, asset tracking, OSHA-compliant safety identification), distribution and MRO (cross-dock pallet identification with chemical-resistant and reflective materials), and pharmaceutical and healthcare (pallet-level serialization, cold storage tracking, and regulated inventory management).