Why Choose an N32 CIJ Printer for your Coding and Marking needs
As independent distributors of continuous inkjet printers, we are able to work closely with the end user to provide coding and marking solutions that...
Posts about
coding (4)
Advantages of Buying 3rd Party Ink From Needham Inks
As independent manufacturers of a wide range of alternate inks including CIJ, TIJ and Wide format, we know the needs of our customers and the...
Product Overview: N-Series N32 Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) Printer
Our N-SERIES CIJ Printers are designed to apply identification marks such as best before dates, traceability codes, logos and batch codes to almost...
5 Industries Who Benefit from Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) Technology
There are a number of factors driving the demand for manufacturers to invest in coding technology, including regulatory requirements, traceability...
How does Inkjet Technology Support the Automotive Industry?
Automotive manufacturers require reliable traceability and identification for the parts they use and sell, as well as tools. One great option for...
Combatting the rising cost of corrugated cardboard
As industries emerge from an unprecedented economic situation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, there are predictions of price inflation across the...
How does Coding Technology Support the Pharmaceutical Industry?
The blister packets of pills that we see on a daily basis are all produced on high-speed production lines. Medicines and drugs must be identifiable...
Industrial QR Codes: What are they and how are they used
Quick Response codes, known more commonly as QR Codes, are 2-dimensional barcodes that are capable of storing large quantities of data. We see them...
Use-By Date vs. Best Before Date: What's the Difference?
We are all familiar with dates printed on the food and drink items we buy, and they usually inform our decision as to whether or not they go in our...
Invisible Ink: What is UV-readable Ink and Where is it used?
In a previous blog, we took a look at inks that change colour when introduced to certain temperatures, known as Thermochromic Inks. But, did you know...