Fully Customizable LPN Labels (License Plate Number Labels)

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LPN labels give every pallet, carton, or container a unique, scannable identity the moment it enters your warehouse. Each label carries a sequential barcode and human-readable number that ties directly into your WMS, so staff can track location, contents, and status by scanning instead of searching.

Pacific Barcode produces LPN labels in-house on rolls or fan-folded, in single, dual, and twin barcode formats, with white, yellow, or color flood backgrounds. Every sequence is tracked in our database to prevent duplicate numbering across reorders.

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Also Known As

LPN labels go by several names depending on the industry and the warehouse management system in use:

  • License Plate Number labels
  • LPN barcode labels
  • Pallet ID labels
  • Serialized or sequential labels
  • Warehouse tracking labels

Specifications

  • Formats: Single, Dual (corner wrap or top/front), and Twin (side by side)
  • Sizes: 2″x1″ up to 6″x8″, sized to pallet, carton, or case
  • Backgrounds: White, yellow, color flood, or color bar
  • Barcode symbologies: Code 128, Code 39, and 2D formats (QR, Data Matrix) on request
  • Materials: Paper and synthetic facestocks with permanent adhesive, rated for standard and cold-storage warehouse environments
  • Packaging: Rolls or fan-folded, standard or custom sequence ranges
  • Sequence management: Free database tracking to prevent duplicate numbers across reorders
  • Turnaround: Produced in-house, with delivery scheduling available for recurring orders

FAQ

What is an LPN label used for?
An LPN (License Plate Number) label gives a pallet, carton, or container a unique barcode ID so it can be tracked in a Warehouse Management System from receiving through shipping.

What sizes do LPN labels come in?
Standard sizes range from 2″x1″ up to 6″x8″, depending on the size of the unit being labeled. Custom sizes are available.

What’s the difference between single, dual, and twin LPN labels?
Single labels have one barcode. Dual labels place two barcodes on adjacent faces for corner-wrap application. Twin labels place two identical barcodes side by side on one label.

Can I get LPN labels with sequential numbering and no duplicates?
Yes. Every order is tracked in our database specifically to prevent duplicate numbers, including on reorders.

Do you offer LPN labels in colors other than white?
Yes. Yellow background, color flood, and color bar options are available alongside standard white.