Packaging, labelling & coding > Labelling & coding machinery

Packaging for fresh food requires speed and reliability

01 November, 2010

Taking delivery of fresh salads direct from growers, packaging in see-through retail packs for supermarkets and other retailers and then despatching for arrival in fresh condition for retail shelves as ready-to-eat is a highly disciplined operation.


Zebra RW 420 Print Station

06 September, 2010 by

Zebra’s RW 420 Print Station is a single, compact, lightweight and rugged mobile workforce tool that integrates the RW 420 printer directly into its design. The unit can house a removable Motorola MC70 or MC75 mobile computer and enables both the printer and handheld to be charged at once.


Sidel SL 90 labeller

08 July, 2010 by

The SL 90 labeller meets the demand for both paper labels applied with cold gluing and self-adhesive transparent labels.


APS Asia Pacific apsolute thermal ink jet printer

08 July, 2010 by

The apsolute APS maintenance-free thermal ink jet printer is capable of printing any kind of information - logo, names, addresses, accreditation numbers, batch numbers and best before dates both on eggs and cartons.


Linx TT5 washdown thermal transfer overprinter

08 July, 2010 by

Designed to code onto flow wrap, labels and gloss card, the IP65-rated version of the Linx TT5 washdown thermal transfer printer is suitable for food, confectionery and pharmaceutical applications where hygiene is paramount. The specially designed washdown cassette protects the TT5 washdown printer against water and dust ingress.


Foster’s upgrades coding equipment

06 July, 2010 by

Foster’s sought to upgrade some of its ageing fleet of ink jet coders. It sought an advanced ink jet coder, with performance characteristics not previously offered on the market. The system will be used for printing information such as the use-by date detail on shrink-wrapped cluster packs.


Scribing laser coder

06 July, 2010 by

Linx Printing Technologies has launched an enhanced version of its SL301 scribing laser coder, which the company believes is the fastest, most cost-effective and versatile coder available to the bottling industry.


Linx Printing Technologies opaque blue ink 1043

11 May, 2010 by

Linx Printing Technologies has released Linx opaque blue ink 1043. The high opacity ink is a distinctive sky blue colour, developed for industrial and commercial continuous ink jet applications.


Linx TT5 washdown printer

06 May, 2010 by

Linx Printing Technologies has launched an IP65-rated version of its thermal transfer overprinter. The Linx TT5 washdown printer uses a specially designed washdown cassette during washdown routines, to ensure that the equipment is protected against water and dust ingress.


Chadwicks Quadraxis Sleeve 3D proofing software

06 May, 2010 by

Chadwicks has launched 3D proofing software: Quadraxis Sleeve 3D.


Moet & Chandon labels get champagne treatment

06 May, 2010 by

With a specially engineered solution, Avery Dennison has helped Moet Hennessy to solve one of the most difficult challenges in wine labelling. The result is an attractive and functional neck label that secures the foil cap wrappings on the company’s champagne brand, Moet & Chandon, and all its premium champagnes.


CCL Industries TripleS stretch sleeve applicator systems

04 May, 2010 by

CCL Industries has signed a licensing agreement with Krones AG to develop and market TripleS stretch sleeve applicator systems for common global customers in the soft drinks market.


Primera Technology FX1200 digital label finishing system

04 May, 2010 by

The Primera Technology FX1200 digital label finishing system is an offline label production machine that accepts up to 305 mm OD rolls of printed output from digital label presses such as the company’s CX1200 digital colour label press.


Labelling equipment upgrade at Goodman Fielder

04 May, 2010

Goodman Fielder’s plant at Mascot in New South Wales has made a gain from a modest investment, by upgrading its labelling equipment on the bottle labelling line. The outlay has delivered an annual saving with a payback in around six months, achieved with the additional equipment.


Sick CLV6xx barcode scanner platform

02 March, 2010 by

The CLV6xx barcode scanner platform from Sick offers customised solutions all the way to the high-end segment. Besides maximum reading results, other features include the intuitive parameterisation and user interface, as well as the manifold possibilities for network and fieldbus integration.


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