The Print & Apply station built by Etisoft – an industrial labelling machine for flat carton blanks – labels them at about 60 units/min. Maximum machine output is 70 units/min, […]
Etisoft’s ARCA Linerplus 5.0 print-and-apply system automatically detects and removes RFID labels with a damaged or incorrectly encoded tag before they ever reach a product, carton, or pallet. Printing, encoding, […]
With the advancement of automation and growing requirements for product traceability, more and more companies face a key question: is a standard self-adhesive label printer enough, or is it worth […]
IMA FlexiMate eLinear is a modular Print & Apply system designed as a universal solution for automatic product labeling in industrial and logistics processes. The labeler combines industrial label printing […]
Automating product marking is now standard in manufacturing plants and logistics centres. However, many companies are looking for devices that ensure high-quality label application while keeping investment costs reasonable. One […]
In manufacturing and logistics environments, an industrial label printer is no longer just a peripheral device. It becomes a critical part of the process—one that determines operational continuity, product identification […]
Etisoft is expanding its offering with solutions from IMA Labeling—a new range of advanced label applicators and Print&Apply systems for manufacturing and logistics, supporting labeling automation. These devices are designed […]
In production and logistics processes, precision and reliability are particularly important. Responding to these needs, Etisoft presents the new Etisoft PA430 and PA431 print&apply systems — an advanced, industrial-grade solution. […]
Printing and applying flag labels is a task that requires not only precision, but also the right technological tools. This becomes particularly difficult in the case of products with small […]
An industrial labeling machine is a device that enables automatic marking of products or collective packaging with self-adhesive labels. Automating the process of applying labels has a positive impact on […]
The marking of production components, finished goods, and shipping unit tools is commonly used in all industries. Our product range includes many types of markings and equipment designed to automate the industrial marking process.
Industrial marking is the permanent or temporary placement of markings on finished goods or packaging. Using special markings, it is possible to identify products, protect them against counterfeiting, track goods in the production and supply chains, and control their quality.
An example of industrial marking is placing a label with a barcode, QR code, or RFID chip on each manufactured component. Batch identification numbers facilitate fast tracing of the production process if any defects occur.
Various printing methods are used for marking goods and packaging. Depending on the type of goods and their specifics, you can use:
Inkjet printing facilitates quick application of dates, product names, and barcodes onto packaging moving along belt or roller conveyors. Thermal transfer printing, on the other hand, is ideal for labels that are later applied to products. Meanwhile, laser printing additionally allows symbols or numbers to be printed on wood, metal, and other materials.
The marking process – whether it involves labels applied to packaging or information printed directly on it – can be greatly optimized by using modern equipment. These are automated systems tailored to production lines – systems that print directly on the product, as well as printing and application systems.
