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NAO_LO-022 Page November 01, 2013 Barcode Label Specifications Version 3.7

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Benteler Automotive

Barcode Label Specifications Version 3.7 Release Date: 11/01/2013 Effective Date: 11/01/2013 (Note: Compliant suppliers are not required to submit labels for re-certification.)


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTAINER LABEL Pages 3-9 Required on all incoming single containers, totes and cartons.

MASTER LABEL Page 10

Required on all unit-loads with multiple totes/cartons on a single shipping unit skid/container with same part number.

MIXED LABEL Page 11 Required on all unit-loads with multiple totes/cartons on a single shipping unit skid/container with multiple part numbers.

PRIMARY TAG LABEL Page 12 Required on all coil steel, full-length tubing and blanks.

BENTELER - PART IDENTIFICATION LABEL Page 13-15 Required on parts that have been identified with ‘part level’ trace requirements.

BMW E70 PROGRAM- PART IDENTIFICATION LABEL Page 16 - 19 Required on parts that have been identified with ‘part level’ trace requirements.

CHANGE LOG 0

Documented change information


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Benteler Automotive Container Label Barcode Specifications

1. Suppliers must insure that all materials shipped to Benteler Automotive Plants are correctly labeled and

that the labels are properly attached or inserted into the holders on the racks or containers. 2. The Benteler Automotive guideline documents the requirements for the format of bar code labels on

unit loads and transport packages for conveying data between trading partners in accordance with the AIAG guidelines. The general term label will be used interchangeably for both the label and the tag. This document outlines the requirements for print labels for unit loads to ensure scan ability of bar code symbols and provide consistency of label formats. Strict adherence to these specifications for the Trading Partner Label will reduce costs and increase benefits throughout the entire supply chain.

3. The purpose of the bar code label is to facilitate the movement of goods and accurate exchange of data

among all members within a channel of distribution (suppliers, carriers, customers, and others).

4. The Benteler Automotive Bar Code Guidelines have been developed based upon the following AIAG publications:

AIAG B-1 Bar Code Symbology

AIAG B-10 Trading Partner Label

AIAG B-5 Primary Metals Tag Application Standard

5. In this document, the word "shall" indicates a requirement and the word "should" indicates a recommendation.

6. Bar codes shall be the 3-of-9 (Code 39) type and shall conform to the "Bar Code Symbology" published

by the Automotive Industry Action Group AIAG B1.

7. It is the responsibility of the supplier to provide bar coded labels that meet these specifications. Equipment is available to verify that bar code symbols meet these requirements. Use of statistical process control techniques to minimize printing variability is recommended.

8. All new suppliers are required to attain label approval prior to initial shipment through the Benteler

Automotive, NAO Regional Logistics Director's office. Project specific requirements may apply.

9. Label paper shall be white in color with bold, black printing. Exceptions to this will be allowed with documented approval by the Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO Regional Logistics Director.

10. The standard Benteler Automotive Container and Master labels shall be 4.0 inches (102mm) high by

6.0 inches (152mm) wide. The standard Primary Metals Tag shall be 7.33 inches (186 mm) high by 5.5 inches (140 mm) wide.

11. Adhesive types can be pressure sensitive or dry gummed as long as adherence to the package

substrate is assured and application is wrinkle-free. In addition, label must be able to be removed from returnable packaging without the need for special adhesive removers.


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12. If the specified label cannot be affixed to the package/container because of container size or rack configuration design, special arrangements will be required of the Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO Regional Logistics Director.

13. Block sizes:

All dimensions listed have an allowable +/- tolerance of 10% as determined by the printing capability of the labeler.

Width Length

Part Number 1.00" (25.4mm) 6.00" (152mm)

Quantity 1.00" (25.4mm) 3.00" ( 76mm)

Supplier Code 1.00" (25.4mm) 3.25" ( 82mm)

Serial 1.00" (25.4mm) 3.25" ( 82mm)

Supplier Information 0.10" ( 2.5mm) 4.50" (114mm)

Date 0.50" (12.7mm) 3.00" ( 76mm)

Reference Number 0.50" (12.7mm) 3.00" ( 76mm)

Description 1.00" (25.4mm) 2.75" ( 70mm)

Ship To / Dock ID .875" (22.2mm) 2.75" ( 70mm)

14. Detailed information regarding each identified area in the label is documented in the DATA

REQUIREMENTS section including block sizes, character and Symbology placement, and font characteristics. The part number, quantity, supplier number and label serial number shall be included on each label in the designated data areas and shall be displayed in both human readable characters and bar code symbols.

15. Data Areas and Titles Each data area shall be separated by thin lines and shall contain its title in the upper left-hand corner of the data area, as shown in the Exhibit. The following titles should be printed in 0.06 inches (1.5mm) high letters. Outer borderlines are not required. Part Number Quantity Supplier Number Serial Number Special Data Area; Pack Date, Reference Number, Description, and Benteler Plant

16. Data Identifier Codes A data identifier code in the first position following the start code of the bar code symbol shall be used to identify the information to follow. This character is not to be included in the human readable line, but is shown in human readable characters under the title for the appropriate data area. Use of data identifiers is parallel to the AIAG B6 Data Identifier Dictionary Standard. P Part Number Q Quantity/Pieces - Container label / Primary Metals Tag V Vendor/Supplier Number S Unique Serial Number – Container label and Primary Metals Tag M Unique Serial Number – Master Label D Benteler Automotive Plant Number


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K Customer Order Number 1T Heat/Process Number 2Q Actual Weight 1Q Length/Theoretical Weight

17. Part Number Area 1. The human readable part number characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.375 inches

(9.5mm) high. 2. The bar code symbol of the part number shall be directly below the human readable characters

and shall be a minimum of 0.5 inches (13mm) high. Depending on the nominal dimension of the narrow bar code elements, part numbers of varying lengths can be printed on one line.

3. Benteler Automotive part numbers will be a Maximum of 18 characters, with the additional potential of dashes (-) embedded in the part number. The data identifier for the part number shall be (P) as stated above. The part number shall be designated by Benteler Automotive.

18. Quantity Area

1. The human readable quantity characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3mm) high.

2. The bar code symbol for the quantity shall be directly below the human readable characters and shall be a minimum of 0.5 inches (13mm) high.

3. The maximum length anticipated for the quantity is six (6) numeric characters plus the preceding data identifier (Q).

4. The unit of measure shall be directly to the right of the human readable quantity and shall be a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3mm) high. The unit of measure shall not be bar coded. Unit of measure abbreviations as defined in the ASC X12.3- 1984 Data Element Dictionary shall be used as follows:

LB Pound

DR Drum

DZ Dozen

EA Each

PR Pair

LT Liter

19. Supplier Number Area

1. The human readable supplier number characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3 mm) high.

2. The bar code symbol for the supplier number shall be directly below the human readable characters and shall be a minimum of 0.5 inches (13mm) high.

3. The maximum length anticipated for the supplier number is nine (9) characters plus the data identifier (V). The current supplier number is assigned by Benteler Automotive is currently seven (7) characters in length.

20. Serial Number Area

1. The human readable serial number characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3mm) high.

2. The bar code symbol for the serial number shall be directly below the human readable characters and shall be a minimum of 0.5 inches (13 mm) high.

3. The maximum length shall be nine (9) alphanumeric characters plus the data identifier (S).


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4. The serial number shall be a unique number (not necessarily in sequential order) assigned by the supplier, not Benteler Automotive. Suppliers should avoid repeating serial numbers within any calendar year. Each shipping container or pack bearing a Shipping/Parts Identification label shall have a unique serial number. In this way each container, regardless of content or description, can be differentiated from others. Suppliers shall be able to provide traceability information to Benteler, based upon this number, upon demand.

21. Supplier Identification The supplier name, city, state and zip code shall be directly below the barcode symbol and should be 0.1 inches (2.5 mm) high and shall be no longer than 4.5 inches (114mm) in length.

22. Date 1. The human readable date characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3mm) high. 2. The maximum length shall be eight (8) numeric characters plus the slash marks between

month, day, and year. 3. The date shall be the manufacture or pack date.

23. Reference Number 1. The human readable reference number shall be bold and a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3 mm)

high. 2. The maximum length shall be eighteen (18) alphanumeric characters and shall represent a

Benteler assigned part reference number. 3. A reference number is associated to a part number. The reference number will only be required

if a part has been assigned a reference number. When sent, the reference number is located in the LIN segment of the EDI release.

24. Description

1. The human readable part description shall be bold and a minimum of 0.25 inches (6.3mm) high. The content shall be of meaningful information to the Benteler facility.

2. The maximum length shall be sixteen (16) alphanumeric characters including any spaces, hyphens, slashes, etc.

3. Directly below the product description shall include the supplier’s designated part number; .125 inches (3.2mm) high.

25. Ship To / Dock ID

1. The human readable ship to plant identification numeric characters shall be placed directly to the right of the SHIP TO (D) designation. They shall be bold and a minimum of 0.125 inches (3.2mm) high.

2. The maximum length shall be two (2) numeric characters. 3. Directly below the SHIP TO designation shall be a corresponding human readable description of

the plant identification description. The human readable characters shall be bold and a minimum of .375 inches (9.5mm) high. The following table represents the current valid ship to designations:


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Code Desc Address City

42 HALL 320 Hall SW Grand Rapids, MI

43 HAGN 3721 Hagen Dr SE Grand Rapids, MI

45 KZOO 9000 E Michigan Galesburg, MI

46 GSHN 910 S Eisenhower Goshen, IN

49 OPIL 4401 North Park Drive Opelika, AL

52 SPTN 1255 Howell Road Duncan, SC

55 HOLL 365 West 24th Street Holland, MI

71 BRAM 9195 A Torbram Road Brampton, Ontario

85 HERM Carretera a Sahuaripa Kim. 3.5 Hermosillo, Sonora, MX

86 PUEB No. 999 Zona Industrial Norte Puebla, Pue. MX

87 SALT Carretera Saltillo-Piedrad Negras km 10.8

Ramos Arizpe, Coah, MX

88 PSTM Calle Acacias Nave 10 Parque Industrial Finsa

Cuatlancingo Puebla, MX

4. Directly to the right of the human readable ‘ship to’ description shall be the bar code symbol for

the plant identification code. The data identifier has been designated as (D). This barcode shall be a minimum of 0.5 inches (13mm) high.

5. Directly below the bar code symbol should be the plant address that has been listed above that corresponds to the plant code; the first line of address on the first line and the city should be placed on a second line. This field shall be a maximum of 20 characters and shall be .1 inches (2.5mm) high.

6. The dock id shall be a two digit (2), human readable, alphanumeric field. It shall be bold and a minimum of .375 inches (9.5mm). This information, if applicable, will be forwarded by the associated Benteler plant personnel.

Position Requirements

26. Label Location 1. Illustrations of the most common shipping packs and recommended label locations are listed in

the AIAG B10 guidelines. 2. In most cases two labels are specified. In most cases of returnable packaging, there are specific

designated areas for the placement of bar code labels. 3. When there is not a specific, designated area; the bottom edge of the label should be parallel to

the base of the package/container. 4. To facilitate reading of bar code symbols, the top edge of the label, where possible, should be a

minimum of 20 inches from the bottom of the container. Wraparound labels are acceptable as long as quiet zones are within specifications.

5. All labels on containers must be identical with the exception of added Master Label or Mixed Load Label.

27. Label Protection

1. Label protection against moisture, weathering, abrasion, etc., may be required in harsh environments and is encouraged wherever practical.

2. Laminates, sprays, window envelopes, and clear plastic pouches are examples of possible protection methods. In choosing any protection method, care must be taken to assure that


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labels meet the reflectivity and contrast requirements and can be scanned with contrast and non-contrast devices.

3. The removal of old labels prior to shipping has been completed remains the responsibility of the supplier.

28. Suppliers will be informed about which labels are required by Benteler Automotive Purchasing.

The supplier will be notified of a ‘no-label’ situation or a ‘mislabel’ situation via the standardized Benteler Receiving Discrepancy Report (RDR) or Material Complaint Notice (MCN) system; which may also include request for 8D reports as well as a documented means to recover costs in the situation of incorrectly labeled product. Labels that have been damaged in transit will be keyed in manually at our facility. However if this persists, a root cause investigation will be conducted by the plant logistics department. While these specifications will cover most situations, there will be circumstance where requirements will dictate special arrangements between Benteler Automotive and the supplier. Every effort to minimize these situations should be a goal of all so that complexities and costs are not added. Three situations where special labels may be required for better handling and efficient transfer of data are the Master Unit Load Label, Mixed Load Label and the Primary Metals Identification Tag.


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Container Label Example

PART NO.

(P) 13000768

QUANTITY

(Q) 1424 EA

DATE

09/22/11 REFERENCE NO.

AB20349879AC SUPPLIER

(V) 2001234 DESCRIPTION

Left Half shaft - Volt

324568-094

SERIAL

(S) 123456789

SHIP TO: (D) 42 DOCK ID

HALL

320 Hall St

Grand Rapids, MI 49507

JDO Engineering. 20335 104th Ave Bothell, WA 98011


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Benteler Automotive Master Label Barcode Specifications Master Unit Load Label 1. This master label shall represent the total contents of a multiple, common item pack. (E.g., tote skids carry

32 totes and any combination of these totes containing the same part number). To the extent possible, the label should be placed on the pack in such a manner that when the pack is discarded; the label is also easily removed. (E.g., hang the Master Label from banding, attach to stretch wrap, or from a pre-drilled hole in the container).

2. Label should be 4"x6". At the top of this label, the heading "Master Label" shall be printed in bold 1.0

inches (25.4mm) letters. 3. The data identifier for the serial number shall be (M) instead of (S). The serial number, preceded by the

"M", shall be a unique number, not to be repeated over the course of one year. Suppliers shall avoid repeating serial numbers within any calendar year. Suppliers shall be able to provide linked traceability information of the totes/boxes to the Master bar code serial number, upon demand.

4. The quantity on the master label shall be the total number of pieces of the part number. 5. The balance of the label format should conform to the specifications from the AIAG Shipping/Parts

Identification Label.


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MIXEDLOAD

Benteler Automotive Mixed Label Barcode Specifications

Mixed Load Label 1. This mixed load label shall indicate that the contents of a unit load include more than one part number

(e.g., split tubs contain a LH stamping on one side and RH stamping on the other). 2. Mixed item loads should have a label with the word "Mixed Load" in bold 1.0 inches (25.4mm) letters

attached in a noticeable location. The mixed load label is a ‘reference only’ placard label.


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Benteler Automotive Primary Metals Barcode Specifications

Primary Metals Identification Tag

AIAG B5 Primary Metals Tag Application Standard shall be the specification.


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Benteler Automotive Individual Part Label Barcode Specifications

1. Suppliers must insure that all materials shipped to Benteler Automotive Plants are correctly labeled and that the labels are properly attached.

2. In this document, the word "shall" indicates a requirement and the word "should" indicates a

recommendation.

3. Bar codes shall be Code 128.

4. All new suppliers are required to attain label approval prior to initial shipment through the Benteler Automotive, NAO Regional Logistics Director's office.

5. Label paper shall be white in color with bold, black printing. The Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO

Regional Logistics Director may allow exceptions with documented approval.

6. The standard size of the Benteler Automotive Part Trace Label shall be 1.5 inches (38.1mm) high by 2.0 inches (50.8mm) wide where the part size allows. The Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO Regional Logistics Director will allow exceptions with documented approval.

7. If the specified label cannot be affixed to the part because of size or other constraints, special

arrangements will require approval of the Plant Logistics Manager or NAO Regional Logistics Director.

8. Adhesive types can be pressure sensitive or dry gummed as long as adherence to the part is assured and application is wrinkle-free.

9. Label Location shall be communicated in part drawings.

10. Wraparound labels are acceptable as long as quiet zones allow for uninterrupted scanning.

11. Label Protection against moisture, weathering, abrasion, etc., may be required in harsh environments

and is encouraged wherever practical. Laminates and sprays are examples of possible protection methods. In choosing any protection method, care must be taken to assure that labels can be scanned with contrast and non-contrast devices.

12. It is the responsibility of the supplier to provide bar coded labels that meet all specifications as outlined

in this document. Use of statistical process control techniques to minimize printing variability is recommended.

13. Data Identifier Codes: The proper data identifier shall be used in the first position following the start

code of the bar code symbol to identify the information to follow. These characters are to be included in the human readable line.

P = Part Number T = Trace Code


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14. Part Number: The human readable part number characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.125 inches high

(3.175 mm). The bar code symbol of the part number shall be directly above the human readable characters;

and, shall be a minimum of 0.375 inches high (9.525 mm). Leading quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element. Trailing quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element. Maximum field length is 14 digits (not inclusive of the data identifier) The part number shall be designated by Benteler Automotive.

15. Trace Data:

The human readable trace code characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.125 inches high (3.175 mm)

The barcode symbol of the Trace data shall be directly above the human readable characters and

shall be a minimum of 0.375 inches high (9.525 mm). Leading quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element. Trailing quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element.

Maximum field length is 14 digits (not inclusive of the data identifier).

First three (3) positions shall be the date of manufacture in Julian date format (example 001 is

January 1st, and 365 is December 31st).

Positions 4-5 are the last digits of the calendar year (example 05 for the year 2005)

Digits five (6) through nine (10) shall be the supplier assign unique serial number for the daily production. This number in combination with the first five (5) digits shall create a unique number that shall not be repeated.

Digits ten (11) through fourteen (14) are optional fields for supplier internal use. Any position not

filled with supplier internal data shall be filled with zeros.

The entire Trace Data number shall be a unique number assigned by the supplier. In this way each part can be differentiated from others. Suppliers shall be able to provide part level and manufacturing related traceability information to Benteler, based upon this number, upon demand.

16. The supplier will be notified of a ‘no-label’ situation or a ‘mislabel’ situation via the standardized

Benteler Receiving Discrepancy Report (RDR) or Material Complaint Notice (MCN) system depending on where the non-compliance is found; up to and including requests for 8D reports as well as a documented means to recover costs in the situation of incorrectly labeled product.

17. The supplier shall have process in place to ensure label is able to be scanned at all intended scanning

stations (before, during and after assembly) - including a verification process, if necessary. Ability to scan is dependent on many separate criteria: bar code accessibility, density, bar height, element quality, contrast, and scanning instrument.

Contact scanners must touch the entire symbol in one sweep. Non-contact scanners must be within the instruments specified depth of field to be effective.


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Label Example:

- 1.5 in x 2 in (38.1mm x 50.8mm)


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BMW E70 Program - Individual Part Label Barcode Specifications

18. Suppliers must insure that all materials shipped to Benteler Automotive Plants are correctly labeled and that the labels are properly attached.

19. In this document, the word "shall" indicates a requirement and the word "should" indicates a

recommendation.

20. The label shall be comply with the BMW Group Standard

21. Bar codes shall be Code 128

22. All new suppliers are required to attain label approval prior to initial shipment through the Benteler Automotive, NAO Regional Logistics Director's office.

23. Label paper shall be white in color with bold, black printing. The Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO

Regional Logistics Director may allow exceptions with documented approval.

24. The standard size of the Traceability Barcode shall be 2.0 inches (51mm) high by 2.36 inches (60 mm) wide where the part size allows. The Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO Regional Logistics Director will allow exceptions with documented approval.

25. The standard size of the Part Verification Barcode shall be 1.00 inches (24.5 mm) high by 2.00 inches

(51mm) wide where the part size allows. The Plant Logistics Manager or the NAO Regional Logistics Director will allow exceptions with documented approval.

26. If the specified label cannot be affixed to the part because of size or other constraints, special

arrangements will require approval of the Plant Logistics Manager or NAO Regional Logistics Director.

27. Adhesive types can be pressure sensitive or dry gummed as long as adherence to the part is assured

and application is wrinkle-free. 28. Label Location shall be communicated in part drawings.

29. Wraparound labels are acceptable as long as quiet zones allow for uninterrupted scanning.

30. Label Protection against moisture, weathering, abrasion, etc., may be required in harsh environments

and is encouraged wherever practical. Laminates and sprays are examples of possible protection methods. In choosing any protection method, care must be taken to assure that labels can be scanned with contrast and non-contrast devices.

31. It is the responsibility of the supplier to provide bar coded labels that meet all specifications as outline

in this document. Use of statistical process control techniques to minimize printing variability is recommended.


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Traceability Barcode:

32. Please reference the BMW Group Standard G91002 for the header detail.

33. Data Identifier Codes: The proper data identifier shall be used in the first position following the start

code of the bar code symbol to identify the information to follow. These characters are to be included in the human readable line.

P = Part Number T = Trace Code


(3.175 mm). The bar code symbol of the part number shall be directly above the human readable characters;

and, shall be a minimum of 0.375 inches high (9.525 mm).

Leading quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element

Trailing quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element.

Maximum field length is 9 digits (not inclusive of the data identifier)

For e.g. It should be BMW Parts P1234567 and change Index without any dashes - in between (Ex. P123456701).

35. Trace Data: The human readable trace code characters shall be bold and a minimum of 0.125 inches high

(3.175 mm) The barcode symbol of the Trace data shall be directly above the human readable characters and

shall be a minimum of 0.375 inches high (9.525 mm). Leading quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element. Trailing quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element.

Maximum field length is 14 digits (not inclusive of the data identifier).

The entire Trace Data number shall be a unique number assigned by the supplier. In this way each

part can be differentiated from others. Suppliers shall be able to provide part level and manufacturing related traceability information to Benteler, based upon this number, upon demand.

Part Verification Label:


(3.175 mm).


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The bar code symbol of the part number shall be directly above the human readable characters; and, shall be a minimum of 0.375 inches high (9.525 mm).

Leading quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element

Trailing quiet zone shall be a minimum of 10 times width of the narrow element.

Maximum field length is 9 digits (not inclusive of the data identifier)

It should be BMW Parts P1234567 and change Index without any dashes - in between (EX.

P123456701).

37. The supplier will be notified of a ‘no-label’ situation or a ‘mislabel’ situation via the standardized Benteler Receiving Discrepancy Report (RDR) or Material Complaint Notice (MCN) system depending on where the non-compliance is found; up to and including requests for 8D reports as well as a documented means to recover costs in the situation of incorrectly labeled product.

38. The supplier shall have process in place to ensure label is able to be scanned at all intended

scanning stations (before, during and after assembly) - including a verification process, if necessary. Ability to scan is dependent on many separate criteria: bar code accessibility, density, bar height, element quality, contrast, and scanning instrument. Contact scanners must touch the entire symbol in one sweep. Non-contact scanners must be within the instruments specified depth of field to be effective


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Label Examples: Traceability Barcode

- 2.00 inches high x 2.36 inches wide (51 mm high x 60 mm wide)

Part Verification Barcode - 1.00 inches high by 2.00 inches (24.5 mm high x 51 mm wide)


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Change Log – Release 3.7 Information

Page Change Comments Effective Date

3 Update Item 10, Add dimensions for Master and primary Metals labels

01-NOV-2013

4-5 Update Item 16, Add qualifiers 01-NOV-2013

7 Update the Address for the Holland and plant 01-NOV-2013



7 Add plant code and address for Holland Aluminium Plant

31-JAN-2013

6 Add item 3 under topic Reference Number 31-JAN-2013

14 Updated Item 15 , usage of positions 4-14 31-JAN-2013

6-21 Pages renumbered 31-JAN-2013



5 Changed length of supplier number to 7

Added LT to Unit of Measure table

30-MAR-2011

6 Add plant code and address for Puebla Stamping in Mexico

30-MAR-2011




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6 Replaced Eng Change block title and use with Reference number

Removed references to plants no longer in service

30-NOV-2009

8 Updated Container example label 30-NOV-2009



7 Add plant codes and addresses for plants in Mexico Release

9 Updated item 4 to read total number of pieces Release

Change Log – Release 3.0 and 3.1 to Release 3.2 Information


2 Added Table of Contents Release

5 Item 25.- Added Spartanburg Plant Address to table. Release

7 Added additional means to document ‘no-label’ or ‘mis-label condition at time of receipt- RDR (Receiving Discrepancy Report).

Release

9 Item 3- Added statement: Suppliers shall be able to provide linked traceability information of the totes/boxes to the Master bar code serial number, upon demand.

Release

10 Item 2.- Added statement: The mixed load label is a ‘reference only’ placard label.

Release

11 Replaced label type to state AIAG B10 Primary Metals Tag.

Release

12,13,14 Added new section: Individual Part Label Bar Code Specifications for designated, serial traced items.

Release

15, 16, 17, 18

Added new section: BMW E70 Program Individual Part Label Barcode Specifications (from Spartanburg Benteler Automotive Barcode Label Specifications Version 3.1)

Release


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