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Equipment
- Labels, ribbons and industrial label
printers.
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Desktop
printers are versatile and can be used
in barcode applications for example, their size means they can be used
whatever the time and place.
The desktop printer is ready when- and
wherever a label is required. |
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Print
and Apply Systems are used for fully
automatic printing and positioning of labels on products, trays,
packaging and pallets. We can work together with you to draw up your
own customised labelling system.
After all, each production process has
its own particular features, such as line speed, cycle time, data
transfer rate from your PC system, resolution requirements, label size,
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- Labelling
machinery for integrated systems.
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dispensers use pre-printed labels and are
employed for wrap-around labelling, for the labelling of top-surfaces,
side panels, bases or front labelling. Depending on the dispenser,
labels can be either continuously applied or in start/stop or cyclical
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Unobtrusive,
unproblematic, uncomplicated.
With the Compactline series systems you can do your coding directly on
the packaging line.
The compact size of the system allows it to be used even where space is
limited.
Thermal inkjet coders are used for absorbent and semi-absorbent
materials, coding font sizes up to 100 mm, and coding speeds up to 240
m per minute.
The wide scope of applications ranges from folding boxes and cartons,
trays, aluminium seals and blister packs to printing on wood strips or
paper labels.
Due to built-in heating elements, Compactline series thermal inkjet
coders drive heated ink droplets through a nozzle at high velocity onto
the material to be printed, for example folding boxes, trays, aluminum
safety closures, pharma blister packs, wood strips and paper labels.
The coders are extremely compact. Coding can therefore be applied
directly on the packaging line and in any other application under
cramped conditions.
The printer cartridges with
print head for thermal inkjet coders (with 42 ml capacity) contain
environmentally compatible water and solvent-based inks. Intelligent
control electronics monitor the ink level in each cartridge and
transmit a warning message to the controller when required (e.g. low
ink level).
The diversity of the systems and
the
associated
choice of inks allow adjustment to the widest variety of individual
requirements. These range from adhesion to metal, plastic, glass or
paper to quick-drying, water-soluble and pigmented properties, among
many other.
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- Piezoelectric
inkjet printers.
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In this
system an
electric pulse is
conducted
through piezoelectric crystals or ceramic chambers.
The conducted
voltage causes a change in the shape of the ink chambers which forces
the ink through the nozzles. The vacuum arising in the chamber sucks
more ink out of the ink reservoir and thus refills the chamber. |
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Wax
printers uses melted wax instead of ink, and are more suitable for wet
product conditions, or other specific installations.
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- Continuous ink jet printers.
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Continuous
ink jet printers are the most frequently used printers for product
marking.
Printers uses ink dots to make the stamp and are suitable for very wide
range of applications.
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Direct
print modules are printers that uses thermal transfer ribbons and print
directly on packaging film when it is still in packaging forming
machine.
Widely used for all types of Flow-Pack packagers.
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- Industrial scanners and data
acquisition equipment.
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Industrial
barcode scanners, data verificators, and wide range of high definition
image readers and other products from Microscan.
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