A batch
traceability information management method for garbage bag products involves installing a
laser engraving device at the film feeding end of the garbage bag
production line. The
laser etches a micro-QR code pattern, composed of a
dot matrix, onto a specific area of the film surface. Embedded within this micro-QR code is initial coding data containing the
raw material batch number, production date, and a unique
production line identifier. Each pixel of the micro-QR code is less than 0.1 mm in
diameter, and the spacing between adjacent pixels is 0.2 mm, forming an invisible identification layer. This invention effectively avoids the risk of failure caused by wear,
dirt, or human intervention, as with traditional labels, by using a high-energy
laser beam to etch a micro-QR code pattern on a specific area of the film surface. The initial coding data includes the
raw material batch number, production date, and unique
production line identifier, ensuring the inseparability of product identity and
raw material origin.