Food and beverage industry inkjet printer needs to be considered

In the food and beverage industry, products or packaging often need to print logos , generally containing a variety of variable information (shelf life, production batch number, manufacturer name or promotional information and trademark patterns), to facilitate manufacturers to effectively manage the market, so the coding technology in Widely used in the food industry. Oulence's self-developed V95 printer uses non-contact coding technology to fully meet the needs of the food industry.  

At present, the printer has become an essential equipment in the beverage industry. It is essential for customers to select the appropriate technology and ink to design a coding solution that meets their production materials and production environment. Clear and high-quality code, safe and stable performance, reliable tracking, optimal production efficiency and low production cost are the main factors to consider when choosing a food and beverage printer .

The production environment of the beverage industry is complex and the labeling requirements are not the same. The labeling of the beverage industry has extremely specific and strict requirements in law. In addition to the barcode on the outer box, the date of manufacture, the shelf life of the beverage and the lot number should be clearly read by the consumer, and at the same time be consistent with the overall appearance on the box.

Today, as the media and the public become more sensitive to the “food crisis”, these traceability of product traceability plays a very important role: any mistakes or defects in the future become unacceptable.

The quality of the logo and the reliability of the printer are an unavoidable factor in maintaining high quality. The production environment is often very poor: humidity and changing temperature, bottling line speed is too fast, anti-pollution standards are becoming more and more strict, which requires printer manufacturers to consider more in the process of developing printers. Environmental factors and practical applications.