01PHARMA
Pharmaceuticals
Clear identification across primary and secondary packaging.
- Typical marking needs
- Batch and expiry information, carton identification, and traceability codes.
- What we’ll discuss
- Code readability, packaging material, data requirements, and validation within your process.
Discuss your application 02FOOD / BEVERAGE
Food & Beverage
Product information that fits the packaging and production environment.
- Typical marking needs
- Date and batch codes on bottles, cans, pouches, and outer cases.
- What we’ll discuss
- Moisture, temperature, surface characteristics, drying time, and line speed.
Discuss your application 03CONSUMER GOODS
FMCG
Consistent product identification across changing pack formats.
- Typical marking needs
- Variable information on personal-care packs, household products, and cartons.
- What we’ll discuss
- Pack changes, code position, surface adhesion, and production changeovers.
Discuss your application 04FILMS / LABELS / CASES
Packaging
Connect the printed code with the way the pack is formed and handled.
- Typical marking needs
- Variable text on films, printed labels, and identification on shipping cases.
- What we’ll discuss
- Print area, film or label compatibility, ribbon selection, and machine integration.
Discuss your application 05PARTS / COMPONENTS
Automotive
Identification that supports part recognition through production.
- Typical marking needs
- Part numbers, batch information, and component traceability marks.
- What we’ll discuss
- Material response, mark durability, surface finish, access, and code verification needs.
Discuss your application 06CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION
Cables & Wires
Readable product information along a continuous production process.
- Typical marking needs
- Product identification, batch references, and sequential information on cables and wires.
- What we’ll discuss
- Curved surfaces, jacket material, contrast, adhesion, and synchronisation with the line.
Discuss your application 07SMALL-PART IDENTIFICATION
Electronics
Make identification work within the space available on each component.
- Typical marking needs
- Component references, serial information, and compact traceability codes.
- What we’ll discuss
- Available marking area, surface sensitivity, code size, contrast, and handling precision.
Discuss your application 08PRODUCTION / TRACEABILITY
General Manufacturing
Bring identification into the wider production workflow.
- Typical marking needs
- Part marking, work-in-progress identification, and finished-pack labelling.
- What we’ll discuss
- Product variety, data flow, handling, mounting, and access for maintenance.
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