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36 www.asm-smt.com 9.6.5. Labelling on packaging Deliveries must be adequately marked to enable their unique assignment to the associated deliver y documents. The delivery documents must contain information about the sup…
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9.6.4. Coding of manufacturing date
Table 1: Year of manufacture Table 2: Month of Manufacture
Table 3: Day of manufacture
Examples of date indications:
DD31 Calendar year 2013, Month of December, 31st day
N505 Calendar year 2001, Month of May, 5th day
L815 Calendar year 2019, Month of August, 15th day
Calendar year
Code 1)
1990, 2010, 2030
A
1991, 2011, 2031
B
1992, 2012, 2032
C
1993, 2013, 2033
D
1994, 2014, 2034
E
1995, 2015, 2035
F
1996, 2016, 2036
H(G) 2)
1997, 2017, 2037
J
1998, 2018, 2038
K
1999, 2019, 2039
L
2000, 2020, 2040
M
2001, 2021, 2041
N
2002, 2022, 2042
P
2003, 2023, 2043
R
2004, 2024, 2044
S
2005, 2025, 2045
T
2006, 2026, 2046
U
2007, 2027, 2047
V
2008, 2028, 2048
W
2009, 2029, 2049
X
1) Complies with IEC 60062
2) The letter G is prohibited for new applications because
it does not comply with DIN EN 60062. It is only used for
retro-coding.
Month
Code 1)
January
1
February
2
March
3
April
4
May
5
June
6
July
7
August
8
September
9
October
O ("Oh")
November
N
December
D
1) Complies with DIN EN 60062
Day of Month
Code
1st to 31st day
01 to 31
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9.6.5. Labelling on packaging
Deliveries must be adequately marked to enable their unique assignment to the associated delivery documents. The
delivery documents must contain information about the supplied material with the associated order numbers and the
respective orders.
The labeling and identification of the packaging itself (here: outer or transport packaging) shall include the commonly
used pictorial markings that are used by the packaging trade to describe the handling of goods (e.g. Fragile / Delicate
Goods, Up, Protect against humidity, ESD, prescribed transport etc.).
Requirement according to:
DIN EN ISO 780 Pictorial marking for the handling of goods
As a rule, the packaged goods must be identified by means of the nameplate.
9.6.5.1. Packing of magnetic material
The packing of magnetic material with magnetic pull more largely or equal 50N, have to be provided with a warning
sticker, which refers to the possible dangers in handling magnets.
Example of inscription:
9.6.5.2. Packing subunits
If not given by ASM AS particularly, packing subunits fixed by the supplier must be marked with the ASM item number
and the packing quantity.
The delivery volume must be divided into same subsets.
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9.6.5.3. Barcode Labelling
ASM AS strongly encourage supplier to implement 2D bar code labelling on the packaging
The 2D Coding shall be implemented in Data Matrix ECC 200 according to ISO/IEC 16022
The data string of the code has the following information content
Date (11) Part Number (12) + Quantity (3) Purchase Order Number (8)
= Total of 40 characters
Product Number : Item number with functional version
Manufacturing ID: Factory Code, alphanumerical code and serial number
Design of printing and blank zones:
The blank zone BZ shall be designed as a function of the barcode resolution X at ≥ 2X
The resolution is determined by the application and must be adequate for the labelling and reading technology
used. The resolution according to ISO/ IEC 16022 is X ≥ 0.25 mm. Higher resolutions are possible but are
subject to legibility testing by the customer.
The Width W and Height H of the barcode depend on the resolution X and the number of characters in the
data string. This yields e.g. the following results:
- For a resolution with 6 dots and 53 characters, a barcode sized of 6.6mm
W x H: Width and Height of 2D barcode
BZ: Surrounding blank zone