Choose the component
Use TBarCode for barcode images, TFORMer for full label layouts or TWedge for device input.
OEM & Integration
Ship identification as a feature, not a project.
Proven barcode and label components, licensed to embed in the product you sell.
Your customers ask for barcode support, and building it properly means symbology edge cases, check digit rules and print quality problems that have nothing to do with your product. TEC-IT licenses the engine that already solves them.
Barcode support is a feature request that never finishes.
Add barcode support across the formats and platforms your customers need.
The first version handles Code 128. Then a customer needs GS1-128 with application identifiers, another needs Data Matrix, a third is on Linux, and a fourth reports that symbols won't scan off their thermal printer. Each is a week you did not plan. TEC-IT's engine covers over 100 symbologies across Windows, Linux, UNIX and macOS, and licenses so you can redistribute it inside your own application.
VERITAS
“We needed a barcode solution that is stable, low-maintenance, and fully integrable into our existing processes — without additional overhead.”
Production / Process Management, VERITAS
Read customer story ›Build it into the product.
Barcode and label components behind your own interface.
Keep your user experience
Call the component from your workflow and return output inside the product your customers already use.
Package it for customers
Use OEM or redistribution licensing when the TEC-IT component ships with the software you sell.
The products behind Software Vendors & System Integrators.
Every solution maps to proven, licensable products.
TBarCode SDK
Adds 100+ barcode symbologies to .NET, C++ and COM products.
// generate a barcode
var bc = new Barcode();
bc.Type = "QRCode";
bc.Save("out.png");
TFORMer SDK
Embeds approved label output in customer software for printers, PDF or ZPL.
- Pallet label · SSCC Done
- GHS label · Plant 2 Printing
- Carton label · GS1-128 Queued
TBarCode/X
Generates barcodes in Linux, UNIX and macOS applications and services.
// generate a barcode
var bc = new Barcode();
bc.Type = "QRCode";
bc.Save("out.png");
TWedge
Adds device and scanner connectivity to applications that have none.
OEM & redistribution
Components that fit your product.
Choose the runtime, interface and licensing model that matches how your software is built and sold.
20,000+
customers already run TEC-IT components worldwide
4
platforms — Windows, Linux, UNIX and macOS
30 years
of barcode engine development, from Steyr, Austria
Support more customer environments.
One integration approach across platforms and output types.
Match the platform
Use Windows components, Linux and UNIX libraries or command-line integration for each customer environment.
Control the output
Generate barcode images or print approved label layouts to PDF, ZPL and label printers.
Plan the licence
Select a deployment, server or OEM model before release so distribution rights match the product.
Customer stories
How companies run identification, labeling and data capture on TEC-IT software – in production, logistics and IT.
Frequently asked questions
Learn more about Software Vendors & System Integrators.
How do we add barcode generation to our product?
Reference the SDK for your platform — .NET assembly, ActiveX/COM, native DLL, or the native library on Linux/UNIX/macOS — and call it where you currently generate output. The API surface is small and stable across versions.
Can we redistribute the component to our customers?
Yes, that is the intended model: licence per development platform, distribute the runtime with your product royalty-free. Confirm terms for your specific distribution with TEC-IT.
What if our customers use printers we have never seen?
Output paths are standard: Windows drivers, direct ZPL for thermal printers, PDF, PostScript and image formats. You do not maintain per-printer code — the same layout targets whichever path the customer's fleet uses.
Which symbologies do we get?
Over 100, including the GS1 family (GS1-128, DataMatrix, DataBar, Digital Link), 2D codes (QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, Aztec), postal codes and healthcare formats — so a new customer standard rarely means a new integration.
More resources
FAQ
FAQ TBarCode .NET
TBarCode .NET questions: bitmaps, sizing and deployment.
GuideOverview 2D Barcode Symbologies
Overview of 2D symbologies like QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417 and Aztec – with notes on size and data capacity.
Customer storyVeritas keeps identification clear across complex software and data environments.
Audit-traceable barcode output backs controlled processes across a demanding enterprise data stack.