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HIBC LIC Aztec Code Generator

Medical devices

HIBC LIC Aztec

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Valid HIBC LIC AztecAllowed: HIBC data

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What is a HIBC LIC Aztec barcode?

HIBC LIC Aztec encodes HIBC labeler data in an Aztec Code. HIBCC lists Aztec among its 2D carriers, so it holds the same primary and secondary data as the Data Matrix and QR versions.

Aztec finds its position from a bullseye in the center rather than from the edges, so it does not need the wide quiet zone other 2D codes require. That helps when a code must sit close to text, borders or the edge of a label.

Choose HIBC LIC Aztec when a partner already reads Aztec or when margins are tight. For the broadest scanner support on small labels, HIBC LIC Data Matrix is the more common choice.

What data can HIBC LIC Aztec hold?

Uppercase letters A-Z, digits 0-9 and the symbols - . space $ / + %. Enter the HIBC data without the leading + sign; the encoder adds the + flag and the modulo 43 check character.

Recommended size

Aztec can be read without a quiet zone, but a small margin still helps. Test the smallest size you plan to print with the imagers that will read it.

How to Create a Barcode in 3 Steps

1

Choose a barcode type

Select a category on the left (e.g. Linear Codes), then the exact type like Code-128.

2

Enter data & customise

Type your data — we check it live and add check digits. Adjust size, font and colors.

3

Download or print

Get PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF or EPS, or print a full sheet of labels in one click.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Aztec needs little or no quiet zone. Data Matrix is more common in healthcare, so pick Aztec mainly when space around the code is the problem.

Most modern 2D imagers can, though some have it switched off by default. Check the scanner configuration.

Yes. Only the symbol changes; the HIBC content and check character stay the same.