For many years, adding coding and marking technology to your manufacturing line was perceived simply as a compliance obligation. Now, with the advent of more complex requirements for supply chain trackability, coupled with increasing consumer demands for personalisation, provenance checks, and anti-counterfeit protection, that ‘simple’ coding and marking technology can be a big stepping stone towards both a fully-connected supply chain and an enhanced, interactive consumer experience.

QR codes and Data Matrix codes are both 2D barcodes or ‘2D codes’ and are both becoming much more commonly used by manufacturers but in very different ways.
From extending product packaging to communicate brand messaging to providing options for internal track and trace and anti-counterfeiting measures, 2D codes can offer a wealth of opportunities for manufacturers in all industries.
But, which 2D code is right for your business?

Packaging works like a Russian doll. Your tertiary packaging holds your secondary packaging, which in turn holds your primary packaging. However, unlike Russian dolls, all three levels need labelling with barcodes.

Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) is pleased to announce the launch of the R-Series, a new range of smart vision systems for automatic inspection and validation of product codes, including date codes, batch numbers, barcodes, and 2D-printed codes.

All Loma inspection systems are designed with IP ratings in mind, to ensure the right protection for your production environment.

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Let’s compare four different technologies for coding onto case-level packaging and explain how they could transform your business.

Eco-conscious thermal transfer overprinting. No longer does it mean sacrificing print quality. In fact, by creating innovative TTO printers that bypass the need for compressed air, Domino can bring manufacturers a triple whammy of environmental efficiency, cost efficiency and operational efficiency.

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TRACS (Trending-Reporting-Analysis-Capture-Software) is a graphical reporting software tool, which runs over a network and captures data from connected machines for analysis and reporting from a remote computer. Developed in partnership with AutoCoding Systems, TRACS displays live and historical batch data for all production runs and is designed to work with LOMA’s Metal Detectors, Checkweighing, X-ray Inspection and Combination Systems.