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Food and beverage manufacturers look to digital printing for short runs and varied packaging types, but still need more traditional printing solutions.
The term First Time Fix Rate (FTFR) indicates the percentage of the time that a system manufacturer is able to correct a customer’s equipment issue on the first visit, without the need for a return visit after obtaining additional expertise, information, or parts. For a company with a downed printer that is holding up production, the ability of a supplier to solve the problem quickly is a primary driver of customer satisfaction. As a result, FTFR is an important measurement of the quality of an equipment manufacturer’s service capability, which can in turn be a strong selling point for the company’s systems.
Centralizing and digitizing labeling in a cloud-based platform can drastically reduce recalls, make supply chains more transparent and ensure companies meet compliance.
One of the most common causes of allergen recalls is the use of the wrong package or wrong label on a container. It is imperative that food processors make sure that the correct label is placed on each and every product, especially for foods with allergens.
Matthews Marking Systems LS-6101 solvent-based ink has a 1- to 2-sec. dry time and offers substrate adhesion on semiporous materials, including coated stock, ceramics and wood.
Tetra Pak will start offering full-color digital printing on beverage cartons, which will reduce design-to-print time and allow a variety of designs in one order.
The Kwik Lok 912 eSolarMark fiber laser-coding system adds permanent text, dates, times, serial numbers, 2-D codes and graphics to Kwik Lok closures at rates up to 120 per min.
A terminal block labeling system, the WAGO thermal transfer smartPRINTER prints and cuts a range of marking materials for terminal blocks, cables or conductors and devices.