Apply expiry dates clearly and consistently to your product packaging using a coding machine matched to your pack and line.
Expiry dates can be printed onto primary packaging, labels, sleeves, cartons or outer cases depending on what the customer and supply chain need to see.
The best inkjet setup depends on the packaging material, code size, date format, production speed and how frequently operators change the expiry date.
We can help you select and integrate a coder for bottles, cartons, pouches, tubs, trays, sleeves, labels and cases.
Print dates directly onto bottles, tubs, pouches or labels.
Add date and batch information to cartons, trays and cases.
Make date changes simple for operators while reducing avoidable errors.
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.
View details →Compare coder type, speed, pack material, code size and integration requirements before you buy.
View details →Yes. Expiry date coding is one of the most common industrial inkjet applications.
Yes. Expiry dates can normally be combined with batch, lot, shift or line information.
Bottles, cartons, labels, sleeves, pouches, tubs, trays and cases can often be coded with the right setup.