LABELLING & CODING
SATO, which has extended its range of labelling products, has published a white paper
highlighting ways the packaging industry can boost effi ciency and reduce costs.
can implement is a routine and thorough print head cleaning procedure. Not only will system performance improve, but the potential for retailer charge- backs due to unreadable barcodes will be reduced due to better and longer lasting print quality.
all have normal downtime associated with media (labels / ribbon) changes, preventive maintenance procedures and wear parts replacement. However, the white paper suggests 10 methods which
lay a foundation for minimising this normal downtime while ultilizing the time to ensure the printer applicator system will run optimally during production use. It says the single most benefi cial step any company
According to Stephen Cole wider support services are going to become increasingly important for suppliers of coding and marking equipment. He supports the view that technical support should never be more than a phone call away – an offer his fi rm provides as a standard service via a 24/7 helpline staffed by trained engineers. “As a global supplier, Markem- Imaje can draw on vast resources but the importance of regular local contact is never underestimated,” says Cole. “Sometimes it’s just a question of providing reassurance but whatever the issue, experienced local engineers who know the equipment inside out, will help to defi ne exactly what is required,
Stephen Cole: striving to make a difference.
recommend an immediate plan of action and arrange any necessary actions to minimise downtime.
“These are just some of the service commitments from Markem-Imaje to deliver business continuity, profi tability and self-reliance. As the pressure to increase the effi ciency of manufacturing processes across the packaging industry continues to build, suppliers will fi nd this type of commitment plays a correspondingly important role.”
January-March 2013
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