Replace pre-printed boxes and manual marking with large character inkjet printing for outer cases, transit cartons, sacks and end-of-line packaging.
Before buying a coder, confirm the pack surface, speed and code requirement. The same date code can need a different machine depending on whether it is printed onto a curved bottle, carton, flexible film or outer case.
| Common uses | Outer case coding, carton batch marking, destination print, product ID |
|---|---|
| Typical products | Cardboard cases, trays, sacks, timber, drums and transit packs |
| Line integration | Side mounted print heads, product sensors, encoders and conveyor guides |
| Selection data needed | Print height, number of lines, carton surface, line speed and required data source |
Print expiry dates, batch numbers and traceability codes onto plastic bottles, glass bottles, jars, tins and small containers.
View details →Inkjet printers for retail cartons, shelf-ready packaging, shipping cases and end-of-line case marking.
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Inkjet and alternative coding solutions for stand-up pouches, bags, labels, sleeves and flexible packaging lines.
View details →In many outer-case applications it can reduce labels or pre-printed boxes, depending on barcode grade, customer requirements and surface quality.
Yes. Porous carton coding is a common use, with ink selection and print height matched to the packaging.
Many systems can receive variable data from a controller, scanner or database, depending on the model and integration scope.