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Textured polyester film chosen for nameplates
User application article Following extensive research and development, a US based printing company has chosen textured polyester film as the preferred substrate for a replacement product for aluminium nameplates. Brochure available
News from Autotype International ( 4 December 2003)
Plastic-film ink adheres to difficult materials
Black plastic-film ink offers excellent adhesion to many plastics, such as PVC and nylon that can be difficult to print onto effectively - suitable for coding cabling and plastic extrusions.
News from Linx Printing Technologies (17 November 2003)
Labelling process incorporated into SCADA systems
Integrating the use of SCADA software (supervisory control and data acquisition) into the labelling process allows incorporation of SCADA from initial recipe process to finished product labelling. Brochure available
News from Advanced Labelling Systems ( 5 November 2003)
Innovative new labelling machinery continues
Advanced Labelling Systems is continuing to create innovative new labelling machinery to meet the increasing demands of today's manufacturer, retailer and consumer Brochure available
News from Advanced Labelling Systems (28 October 2003)
Versatile labelling on show at PPMA
This years PPMA show at the NEC Birmingham proved to be a resounding success for Advanced Labelling Systems. Brochure available
News from Advanced Labelling Systems (28 October 2003)
Low-cost code printing onto outer case cartons
User application article Crayon Plus, a high performance, low cost drop on demand inkjet printer that codes directly onto outer case cartons, has been launched by coding and marking specialist, Imaje.
News from Imaje UK (27 October 2003)
PPMA a success for labelling equipment specialist
This years PPMA show at the NEC Birmingham proved to be a resounding success for Advanced Labelling Systems. Brochure available
News from Advanced Labelling Systems (21 October 2003)
Inks for package labelling optimise performance
Two alcohol-resistant inks significantly reduce operating costs while optimizing printer performance and maximizing the quality of the printed package or material.
News from InkJet, Inc (14 October 2003)
'Track and Trace' software tracks barcodes
User friendly, Windows based software enables companies to track barcode or RFID labelled items through the manufacturing, warehousing, despatch and logistics process.
News from MAP80 Systems ( 8 October 2003)
Automated labelling pays for itself quickly
Labelling CD's, VHS, DVDs and other media with promotional stickers has to be done in bulk and quickly, and when automated the labelling pays for itself very quickly, said a manufacturer.
News from Application Developments (16 September 2003)
Wide range of label printing systems to be shown
Industrial Labelling Systems the northwest based print and apply labelling solutions company will be exhibiting a wide range of systems including the new T-90 printer for up to A3 Labels.
News from Industrial Labelling Systems ( 5 September 2003)
Tough printer can apply large character labelling
Printer that features a robust self-cleaning print head and IP65 rated SS enclosure is designed to cope with tough production environments and can print large characters, images and barcodes.
News from Linx Printing Technologies ( 3 September 2003)
Labelling software automates labelling functions
Labelling software allows companies to completely automate their labelling function and maximise the efficiency and accuracy of their product identification and tracking systems.
News from MAP80 Systems ( 3 September 2003)
Printer brings 'Xi' quality to industry labels
Believed to be the first high performance printer below GBP 2000 for labels up to 4-inches wide it offers all of the high-quality benefits of the Xi-series at a very competitive price.
News from Zebra Technologies (13 August 2003)
Inkjet printer speeds up part marking
A part marking inkjet printer interface has been added to a range of machine and motion control systems capable of marking substrates with text and graphics at up 1.7m/sec.
News from NEE Controls (11 August 2003)
Inspection and rejection systems check labelling
A comprehensive range of inspection and rejection systems, for use with all ALS labelling machines, verify that labels have been correctly applied, resulting in significantly improved accuracy. Brochure available
News from Advanced Labelling Systems ( 8 August 2003)
Mouse-shaped device reads 2D codes on parts
In a new approach to the reading of 2D codes, a hand-held 'mouse' device can be used for 'on-the-spot' checking of information encoded on parts during a manufacturing process.
News from Absolute Vision ( 5 August 2003)
Sublimation printing is cost-effective
A sublimation printing system provides a cost-effective way to produce front panels, signs and labels on a variety of substrates in full colour.
News from Mega Electronics (29 July 2003)
Ink jet coders feature piezo print head
Four models of ink jet coders incorporate a Piezo print head and a gravity fed system to eliminate the need for pumps as well as an integrated keyboard for data entry.
News from Weber Marking Systems (25 July 2003)
Lawn care equipment labelled reliably
User application article A labelling application, that is a combination of tamp and blow, is a technique that gives reliable contact/adhesion of the label even when the pack has an un-even surface.
News from Industrial Labelling Systems (22 July 2003)
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