Batch Coding Machine

Table top batch coding machines are compact devices used for printing essential product information like dates, batch numbers, and prices. Key specifications include a compact design, speeds typically ranging from 60 to 300 prints per minute, and thermal inkjet (TIJ) or electro-mechanical printing technologies. General Specifications Automation Grade: Available in manual, semi-automatic, and automatic modes, often with an in-built timer or foot switch for controlled operation. Printing Method: Common methods include electro-mechanical contact coding using rubber/nylon stereos and quick-drying ink, and Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) technology. Print Content: Capable of printing batch numbers, manufacturing/expiry dates, MRP, serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes, text, and logos. Compatibility: Suitable for printing on a variety of non-porous surfaces including paper, cardboard, plastic pouches, labels, bottles, and tins. Portability: Designed as compact and lightweight "desktop" or "tabletop" models, making them easy to move and install in various locations.

Batch coding machines for dry fruit pouches require features such as high-resolution printing on flexible materials, fast printing speeds to match production lines, and the ability to print essential information like dates and barcodes. General Specifications Printing Technology: Common options include Thermal Inkjet (TIJ), Continuous Inkjet (CIJ), Thermal Transfer Overprinting (TTO), and Hot Foil coding. TIJ and Hot Foil are suitable for laminated pouches and plastic films, offering smudge-proof and clear prints. Automation Grade: Machines are available in manual, semi-automatic, and fully automatic configurations to match various production scales. Printing Content: Capable of printing text (batch numbers, MFG/EXP dates, MRP), numbers, time, symbols, QR codes, and barcodes. Compatibility: Designed to print effectively on common dry fruit packaging materials like plastic, paper, foil, and laminated films. Connectivity: Many modern automatic and semi-automatic machines feature USB and/or Ethernet ports for data transfer and external sensor/encoder connections for seamless integration into existing lines. User Interface: Often include a user-friendly touchscreen HMI (Human Machine Interface) for easy operation and message editing.