6 Best Barcode Scanner and Label Printer Suppliers in Singapore (2026)
Compare 6 Singapore suppliers of barcode scanners, label printers, mobile computers, labels and ribbons for retail, warehouse and F&B, plus setup help.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankEvery shelf label, parcel sticker and stock count depends on small pieces of hardware that rarely get attention until they fail. A shop needs a scanner that reads quickly at the till, a warehouse needs rugged mobile computers and printers that survive a shift, and a kitchen needs labels that stay stuck in the chiller. This guide covers six Singapore suppliers of barcode scanners, label printers, mobile computers and the labels and ribbons that go with them. Each entry describes what the supplier says it sells and supports, based on its own website. Use it to shortlist two or three, then ask each to quote against your actual workflow.
1. ALL ID Asia (barcode.com.sg)
ALL ID Asia operates the barcode.com.sg web shop, which suits buyers who would rather browse and order than run a formal tender. Its storefront sorts stock into barcode scanners, label printers, card printers, mobile computers, RFID and supplies, and it displays a long run of thermal label and ribbon bundles in common roll sizes, a convenient fit for small retailers and online sellers who reorder often. The shop shows brands such as Zebra, Polaroid and Point Mobile, plus scanners under its own All ID name. The company says it is headquartered in Singapore with offices in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and Myanmar, and its blog carries buying guides. Its contact page lists a Singapore office within a Pasir Panjang warehouse complex.
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2. Logicode
Logicode describes itself as a solutions integrator for automatic identification and data collection, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Singapore. Its site organises work around retail, healthcare, transport and logistics, wholesale distribution and field mobility, and its catalogue spans rugged mobile computers, printers, scanners and consumables. Brands listed include CipherLab, Datecs, Opticon, Honeywell, TSC and Zebra, and the Zebra page calls the firm an authorised partner for Zebra label printers, scanners and mobile computers. Beyond supply, the company says it offers consulting, project management and system integration, along with in-house warranty support, out-of-warranty repairs and maintenance cover. That mix makes it a candidate for businesses wanting devices tied into an existing stock or ordering system. The contact page gives a Ubi address.
3. Comtrol Solutions
Comtrol Solutions leads with its Zebra relationship: its homepage calls the firm a Premier Business Partner specialising in barcode printers, scanners, mobile computing and explosion-proof devices, and its services page describes it as a Zebra Certified Advanced Printer Repair Specialist. Those are the company's own statements, and a Zebra partner listing is the place to confirm them. Its support page covers printer set-up and training, choosing labels and ribbons for an application, ZPL programming, SAP and ERP integration of printers, and scanner data-formatting rules. The product range includes rugged tablets, mobile computers, scanners, printers and printing supplies. It suits warehouses and factories that run Zebra equipment and want help configuring it. The site lists its office at a Woodlands business hub.
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4. Raycode Technologies (SGBarcode)
Raycode Technologies trades online as SGBarcode and positions itself around deployment rather than box-shifting. Its homepage lists barcode scanners, RFID systems, mobile computers, label printers, POS hardware and labels, tags and ribbons, with brands including Zebra, Honeywell, TSC, Datalogic, Epson and CipherLab. The services section describes system consultation, device configuration, on-site installation and go-live testing, plus training and annual maintenance contracts. It also lists common problems it says it handles, such as the wrong label or ribbon choice, scanned data not syncing with an ERP or warehouse system, and patchy warehouse Wi-Fi for mobile computers. That framing suits retailers and warehouse teams who want devices working with existing software on day one. The contact page gives an Aljunied address.
5. Mediatech Marketing
Mediatech Marketing says it was founded in 1994 and focuses on auto ID and point-of-sale products. Its product menu covers barcode scanners, mobile computers, RFID, printers and supplies, POS, wireless LAN infrastructure, software and fixed industrial scanners. The news page lists partner recognitions it received, including Zebra mobile computer partner awards for 2024 and 2025 and a Honeywell Singapore partner award for 2023, and a 2023 post about Loftware NiceLabel label software. The company also has a services and technical support section. Taken together, that profile suits larger retail, hospitality or warehouse operators that want mobile computers and POS hardware from one supplier alongside label printing. Its contact page lists an office at Midview City, off Sin Ming Lane.
6. ALC Global (ALC Technologies)
ALC Technologies, which sells online as ALC Global, covers card printers, barcode scanners, barcode printers, mobile computers, consumables and software from its Toa Payoh office. Its brand list includes Zebra, Honeywell, Datalogic, Godex, Argox, Newland and Evolis, and its software range includes BarTender and Teklynx for label design. The site publishes product write-ups most days; recent posts cover Datalogic scanners, Honeywell industrial printers and Edikio price tag printers aimed at food counters, bakeries and retail shops. That F&B angle is unusual among scanner suppliers. The company says it also has offices in Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Penang, which may help firms operating across the causeway. It is a reasonable first stop for businesses comparing scanners and printers from several makers at once.
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How to choose
- Match the device to the environment first. A counter scanner at a cafe till faces different wear from a handheld mobile computer used on a loading bay or in a cold room. Tell each supplier where the device will live, how many hours a day it runs, and whether it gets dropped, splashed or charged on a dock.
- Pick the label method for the job. Direct thermal labels need no ribbon and suit short-lived shipping or food labels, while thermal transfer with a ribbon lasts longer on shelves and in storage. Ask each supplier to recommend label stock and ribbon together, and to explain the trade-off in plain terms.
- Check that the hardware will talk to your software. Scanners, mobile computers and printers must work with your POS, stock or warehouse system, and with label-design tools. Ask whether the supplier will configure devices and test a sample workflow before delivery, rather than leaving you to sort out drivers and settings.
- Ask about support before you buy. Find out who handles warranty claims, whether out-of-warranty repair is offered, and how a failed printer or scanner is replaced during a busy week. A supplier that publishes its support arrangements and names its contact route is easier to hold to account later.
- Verify partner claims and compare like for like. Where a supplier says it is an authorised partner or certified repairer for a brand, check the manufacturer's own partner locator. Request quotes that list the same models, label sizes and accessories, so differences in scope are visible instead of buried in totals.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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