Food Industry
Food packaging lines require stable date, batch and traceability coding across cartons, plastic, glass and metal packaging.
Typical challenges
Packaging sizes and shapes vary
High-temperature or frozen processes affect ink adhesion
Dates, shelf life and batch numbers must remain readable
Production lines require stable continuous operation
Match equipment to requirements
High-resolution printers for dates, batches, graphics and QR codes
High-adhesion inks matched to packaging material
Sample testing for heat, freezing and abrasion
Implementation process
Requirements review
Sample testing
Equipment selection
Installation and training
After-sales support
Industry configuration
Food packaging lines require stable date, batch and traceability coding across cartons, plastic, glass and metal packaging.
Typical requirements
- Variable packaging sizes and shapes
- Heat, freezing and moisture effects on ink adhesion
- Clear dates, shelf life and batch numbers
- Continuous operation on high-speed lines
FAQ
Can inkjet printers be used for heat-treated or frozen packaging?
Yes, with a suitable high-adhesion ink and sample testing.
Which printer is suitable for food packaging?
High-resolution printers are preferred for QR codes and graphics; small-character and laser options can be evaluated when available.
Request an industry solution
Tell us the substrate, coding content and line speed. We will recommend equipment and sample testing.
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