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Batch Coding Machine: Handheld & Online Printers
A batch coding machine prints the MRP, batch number, manufacturing date and expiry date on your packs, along with QR codes, barcodes and logos. Avant Garde thermal inkjet (TIJ) batch coding machines are compact, need no printing plates or stereos, and every message is edited on the built-in touchscreen.
Handheld models suit cartons, pouches, bottles and bags coded one at a time. Online models mount on a conveyor or packing machine and code every pack automatically. Both print on plastic, metal, wood, paper and cardboard, so one printer covers most of your packaging.
Which Batch Coding Machine Do You Need?
Handheld Batch Coder
Portability: Handheld inkjet printers are lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry around and use on the go.
Versatility: They can print on a wide variety of surfaces, including paper, cardboard, plastic, and metal, making them suitable for many different applications.
Ease of use: These printers are user-friendly and easy to operate, making them a great option for people who are not tech-savvy.
Customization: Handheld inkjet printers allow for custom printing, such as adding text, logos, and graphics, making them ideal for personalizing products or creating unique marketing materials.
Online Batch Coder
Automatic coding: Online batch coders mount on a conveyor or packing machine and print every pack as it passes, with no operator needed.
Consistent codes: A sensor triggers each print, so the code lands in the same place on every pack, even at line speed.
More print heads: Choose single, dual, four or six heads for taller messages or to code several lanes at once.
Variable data: Dates, batch numbers, counters, QR codes and barcodes update automatically from the printer's database.
Spares and Consumables
Ink cartridges: These are the containers that hold the ink that is used to print on the various surfaces.
Print heads: These are the parts of the printer that actually spray the ink onto the surface being printed on. They can become clogged or damaged, and may need to be replaced.
Batteries: Handheld inkjet printers are often battery-powered, and the batteries will need to be replaced or recharged when they run out of power.
Connectors: These are the parts that connect the print head to the ink cartridges and power supply.
Power cords: These are the cables that connect the printer to an electrical outlet.
Cleaning kits: To maintain the proper function of the printer, it is necessary to clean the print head, nozzles and other parts of the printer regularly.