Accurate SSCC pallet labels that scan every time.
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Efficient pallet labelling helps your pallets move faster through the supply chain, improves stock traceability, and prevents costly label errors or rejections. Reynolds’ Pallet Labelling Systems are designed to save time and reduce waste while ensuring compliance and reliability.
Pallet labels can be applied manually using a Label Printer or automatically using a Label Printer Applicator integrated with your stretch wrapper. The pallet label contains both text and scannable symbols, including the Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC).
In automated production lines:
This seamless integration ensures compliant, legible labels with minimal manual intervention.
For manual pallet labelling in smaller operations, a label printer with the right software can print pallet labels in the right GS1-compliant format.
Pallet labels must meet GS1 standards and retailer requirements, or risk being rejected. With Reynolds systems, your labels include:
Labels are applied at the right height and position (normally between 400-800 mm from the pallet base and 50-100 mm from the edge), even when pallets are wrapped.
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Major retailers enforce strict pallet labelling rules. Labels that are missing, misaligned, or unreadable can lead to costly rejections or penalties. Automation with Reynolds helps you avoid these risks, ensuring every pallet meets compliance and scannability standards.
Choose from:
Enhance your setup with iDSnet software to automate label formatting, printing, application, and verification, including SSCC validation and printer-scanner integration with ERP systems.
Whether you're palletising for New Zealand or export to Australia or beyond, these systems suit:
They ensure compliant barcoding with minimal rework and maximum dispatch efficiency.
Fill out our quick quote form, and a Reynolds specialist will be in touch within 24 hours to help you reduce errors, save time, and ensure dispatch compliance. Contact us or explore our full coding and labelling solutions.

Print and Apply machines are critical links in almost all kinds of production chains and in logistic centers, yet they are often overlooked and there is a great potential for improvements. For example today’s pallet labelers are big, slow and complex and cumbersome with many inherent safety risks. Evolabel doesn’t think they have to be and is therefore releasing a truly innovative, different and patent pending pallet labeler.
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