01Coding Conveyor Belt System
Moving products through a stable marking or coding position.
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- Product dimensions and load
- belt width
- speed
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01Moving products through a stable marking or coding position.
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02Applying non-contact variable codes through a recirculating continuous inkjet system.
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03Producing stencil-defined identifiers on compatible conductive metal surfaces.
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04Creating identifiers on materials compatible with the selected fiber laser source.
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05Marking moving products with a synchronized CO2 laser coding head.
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06Printing date and batch identifiers on food packaging as it passes a production-line printhead.
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07Separating flat items and presenting them individually to a coding station.
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08Handheld thermal inkjet marking of product or packaging codes.
09Stamping date or batch information through heated foil onto compatible packaging.
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10Indenting a defined pattern of dots to identify compatible parts.
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11Synchronizing laser marking with products moving through an automated line.
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12Printing variable codes onto passing products with a fixed thermal inkjet head.
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13Printing visible identification onto outer cases and corrugated cartons.
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14Printing date and batch identifiers on compatible paper bags presented as flat items.
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15Indenting identifiers using a compressed-air-driven marking stylus.
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16Marking large or installed parts using a handheld dot peen head.
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17Printing variable label data and applying the label to a presented product or package.
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18Transferring variable codes from ribbon to compatible flexible packaging.
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19Creating identifiers on materials suited to the selected ultraviolet laser process.
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20Applying inkjet identifiers to compatible wire and cable surfaces.
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21Producing compatible printed and encoded identification labels for logistics, inventory or asset workflows, with tags and encoding requirements selected together.
22Printing dates, batch identifiers, serial information and supported machine-readable codes on production and packaging lines after ink and substrate compatibility checks.
23Applying suitable date, lot and variable identification codes on moving products, following substrate, ink and message-layout trials.
24Printing suitable date, batch and variable product codes on a moving line, after testing the message, substrate and selected ink at the required speed.