Pharmaceutical Industry
Cartons, labels, blister foils and strips carrying batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates and MRP — the traceability every pharma audit starts from.
Different industries, the same handful of marks — and each one has to be right on every unit, not most of them.
The single most-audited mark on a pharma pack — traceable back to a production run.
Printed at the point of packing so it always matches the actual run.
Legally required on medicine, food and agro packs alike.
Retail price and net quantity, printed at the same pass as the dates.
Scannable codes for warehouse, retail and consumer verification.
Unique serialised codes with camera verification and auto-rejection.
Ten sectors where our coding, rewinding and conveying machines are already running.
Cartons, labels, blister foils and strips carrying batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates and MRP — the traceability every pharma audit starts from.
Pouches, cartons and wrap film coded with packing date, best-before date and batch, at the speeds a food line actually runs.
Edible and lubricating oil packs — labels for bottles and jars, cartons for tins, all marked before they reach the filling line.
Small, high-finish cartons and labels where the code has to be legible without spoiling the pack's appearance.
Pouches and boxes in long seasonal runs, where a feeder that never double-picks matters more than peak speed.
Statutory batch and expiry marking on labels and cartons, with the durability agrochemical packs demand in storage.
Fertiliser and agri-input packs coded with lot numbers and dates, on packaging that is rarely uniform.
Short shelf-life products where the date code is the product's safety information — printed reliably, every single pack.
Seed packets marked with lot number, germination date and validity — small packs, high counts.
Pouches and cartons coded inline, keeping pace with a packing floor that runs on volume.
Tell us what the code has to land on, and the machine choice usually follows from there.
Send us your pack type, line speed and the marks you need printed. Our engineers will tell you what suits — and what does not.