Macsa unveils small character laser coder
MACSA id UK has launched its SPARK small character laser coder.
The manufacturer said the system offers 'advanced' laser technology and 'consumable-free' operation. It...
Choosing a drinks coding system
Paul Brody of Linx Printing Technologies highlights some of the important factors to bear in mind when selecting a coding system for a drinks...
Future of carton manufacturing debated at open day event
FLEXOGRAPHIC printing and converting equipment manufacturer Edale recently welcomed packaging professionals from across the UK to its Rethinking Carton Production Open Day.
The event was...
Domino secures silver EcoVadis rating following CSR improvements
DOMINO Printing Sciences has achieved a silver EcoVadis rating, putting the coding and marking specialist in the top 25% of all companies assessed.
EcoVadis provides...
New DataLase financial controller makes immediate contribution
DATALASE has announced the appointment of Nick Crossley as financial controller.
Crossley, a chartered accountant, has worked at all levels of company finance in a...
ICE scoops small business award at local event
INTERACTIVE Coding Equipment (ICE) picked up the Small Business of the Year prize at the recent Nottingham Post Business Awards, which celebrate local companies within...
Markem-Imaje launches new high-resolution inkjet coder
MARKEM-Imaje has unveiled a new inkjet coder described as providing label-free and high-resolution coding, branding and text on secondary packaging, including corrugated.
The 5940...
The evolution of product coding for brand protection
By Steve Tallant, director, market development, at Markem-Imaje
THE barcode – a ubiquitous mark on almost all products, in every region of the world. Since...
Domino launches bottle closure printing stations for labelless bottles
DOMINO Printing Sciences has introduced a new range of product handling and printing solutions, aimed at helping beverage manufacturers to move away from labels...
‘Digital passport’ could be the code to reusable packaging boom
CLAIRE Rampen and Emily Rogers are behind Reath, a solution designed to give businesses a ‘digital passport’ to allow packaging to be safely reused.
Claire...
