Print batch numbers and production references directly onto the pack so products can be identified after packing, storage and dispatch.
A batch number printer should be set up around the way your site records production. The code may include date, line, shift, SKU, lot, operator or serial information.
Inkjet coding can apply batch numbers to bottles, cartons, films, pouches, labels, sleeves, tubs, trays and cases.
We help define the message format, print area and machine type so the code is readable and repeatable.
Print batch details that match your traceability system.
Change codes by product, date, line, lot or shift.
Use CIJ, TIJ, large character or handheld inkjet depending on the surface.
Use these pages to compare the machinery and support that may suit your pack, line speed and code requirement.
Non-contact coding for fast moving bottles, cans, containers and flexible packs.
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High-resolution date, QR and barcode printing for cartons, labels, sleeves and trays.
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Variable print for boxes, outer cases, trays and secondary packaging.
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View details →Yes. Inkjet coders can usually print batch numbers, dates and other variable information in one message.
Sites use the terms in different ways, but both usually identify a production group or traceability reference.
Yes. Cartons, cases and outer boxes can often be coded with TIJ or large character inkjet systems.