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Batch Coding Machines

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Welcome to PACKMACHINE, India's leading manufacturer and importer of Batch Coding Machines. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities located in Bangalore, Karnataka, India are equipped with advanced technology and machinery to produce high-quality batch coding machines. We also have extensive warehousing, distribution, and transportation networks that cover Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Kochi, Pune, and other locations across India. This ensures that our customers receive the fastest possible delivery of their batch coding machines.

At PACKMACHINE, we understand the importance of batch coding machines in the manufacturing process. These machines are used to print important information such as expiry dates, batch numbers, and manufacturing dates on various products. We offer a wide range of batch coding machines to meet the specific needs of our customers.

Our range of batch coding machines includes both manual and automatic machines. The manual machines are easy to operate and are ideal for small-scale industries. The automatic machines are designed to handle high volume production lines and are equipped with advanced features such as programmable controllers and touch screen displays.

All our batch coding machines are designed and manufactured with the highest quality standards. We use only the best materials and components to ensure durability and longevity of our machines. Our team of experienced engineers and technicians works tirelessly to ensure that every machine is thoroughly tested before it is dispatched to our customers.

We take pride in our manufacturing facilities, which are equipped with the latest machinery and technology. Our manufacturing processes are streamlined and efficient, allowing us to produce high-quality batch coding machines at competitive prices. We also have a team of experts who are dedicated to continuously improving our manufacturing processes to ensure that we remain at the forefront of the industry.

At PACKMACHINE, we are committed to providing our customers with the best possible products and services. We understand that our success depends on the success of our customers, which is why we go above and beyond to meet their needs. Our customer support team is always available to assist our customers with any queries or issues they may have.

In summary, if you are looking for high-quality batch coding machines from a reputable manufacturer and importer in India, look no further than PACKMACHINE. Our state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, extensive distribution and transportation networks, and commitment to quality and customer satisfaction make us the ideal partner for your batch coding machine needs. Contact us today to learn more about our products and services.

Reasons why PACKMACHINE coding and marking systems?

• High quality coding - high quality date, batch code, MRP printing
• Low running costs - low cost of ownership, minimal maintenance
• User friendly operation - the easy to use touch screen & user interface reduces the chance of printing errors
• Minimal downtime - robust build quality and a reliable product minimises downtime
• Dedicated India support - local, skilled care for your printer from highly skilled service engineers who deliver a prompt service, one of the fastest among all competitors
• Range of inks - a wide range of black, coloured and white inks to print onto your product

Coding and Marking Considerations

Topics to keep front of mind as you weigh up your options on coding machines include the following:

• Materials: What substrate(s) do you need to code? Manufacturers use a plethora of different substrates and shapes in modern packaging including paper, card, plastics, bags, tubes, pouches, medicines, glass, tape, tin, foil, film and many more. It is vital to have a clear view of the coding and marking tasks you need your equipment to perform.
• Speed: As in all manufacturing processes, balancing speed, efficiency and accuracy are critical.
• Legibility: The quality and readability of the codes you produce are vital and in some cases will be covered by detailed legislation.
• Data features: Data driven codes come in many forms including variable data, embedded data, QR codes and graphics.

What are the types of Coding and Marking Machine?

There are two basic methods of adding a code to a product or package – either by applying a label (contact), or by using an inkjet or laser to print the code without being in contact with the product or package (non-contact).

There is a whole range of machines and equipment carrying out these functions, from simple mechanical stamps or overprinters to sophisticated ink jet and laser coders applying computer generated data. These machines are usually attached to a larger packaging machine such as a cartoner, filler or wrapper.

• Inkjet Coding: Sets a jet of ink onto packages as they pass in a production line. Includes options for larger characters, porous materials, wet or uneven surfaces such as cheese or fruit.
• Laser Coders and Laser Coding: Programmed laser beam burns code onto packages. Can be used for plastic, glass, paper, cartons and more.
• Thermal Transfer Printers and Printing Machines: High speed printing on paper and other materials using a transfer ribbon or foil. Includes barcode labels, plastics and clothing.
• Wet Ink Coding Machines: By means of a heated die or inkjet.
• Emboss Coding: Marks a package with raised type.

Modern inkjet and laser coders can be programmed to carry a large amount of variable information such as lot number, date code, and sequential coding based on a unique serial number which is recorded in a secure database. A range of styles, typefaces and character sizes can be used and changed easily especially in comparison with older mechanical devices.

Sophisticated software means coders can be programmed to create a different mark for every product to create a track-and-trace feature on a pack. This helps to prevent counterfeiting. Track-and-trace features can also be used to ease product recall, monitor product quality and track products internally. Examples include sequential or non-sequential codes, a covert code or a machine-readable code.

Both small and large character inkjet coding machines are available. The former tend to be used for individual pack information and can be effective at high speeds, such as drink can lines. The latter tends to be used in warehousing and distribution on transit packages and pallets.

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