Coding and Marking Applications Across Packaging and Materials
Coding and marking applications ensure compliance, traceability, and brand protection across all packaging materials
Coding and Marking Applications by Substrate
Different packaging materials require different coding and marking applications. From paperboard and PET bottles to metal cans and shrink wrap, each substrate demands tailored coding technology. Videojet solutions ensure accurate, high-quality printing across all materials.
Corrugate and cardboard
Coding on corrugated boxes and cartons provides clear case codes, barcodes, and shipping details for reliable traceability.
Direct food & medicine contact
Printing on food and medicine packaging follows strict safety rules. Videojet delivers accurate, compliant codes for direct-contact items.
Extrusion
Extruded products such as PVC pipes, cables, or aluminum profiles require durable coding for identification and compliance.
Flexible films, foils, labels
Films, foils, and labels need sharp codes that remain legible. Videojet printers ensure consistent results on pouches, wraps, and blister packs.
Glass bottles, vials, and panes demand precise, permanent codes. Laser and CIJ printers produce high-contrast marking on glass surfaces.
Coding on cans and containers supports batch tracking and expiry details. Videojet systems apply fast, clear codes to metal packaging.
Automotive and electronic parts require lasting identification. Videojet solutions provide readable codes on metal components.
Cartons and coated paperboard for food and beverage carry expiry dates and lot codes. Videojet delivers crisp, reliable printing.
PET bottles for beverages and household goods need quick, accurate codes. CIJ printers mark consistently without slowing production.
Industrial parts made from plastic and rubber require durable marking. Videojet ensures codes stay readable under demanding conditions
Hard plastic containers such as bottles, hinged or lidded containers, molded containers, or trays commonly used for consumer packaged goods.
