Substrates and processes
Provide actual materials and samples, including freezing, boiling, alcohol wiping, abrasion or other processing requirements, to test adhesion and durability.
01 / SUBSTRATES + PACKAGING
Cartons / shipping boxes / paper bags / paper labels
Combine text, graphics and variable information for changing orders and packaging information.
PET / PE / PP / PVC and other plastic products
Match ink adhesion and print position for bottles, drums, caps and plastic parts.
Food bags / stand-up pouches / laminated film / personal-care pouches
Integrate batch marking, traceability information and online verification into packaging.
Aluminium cans / metal caps / stainless steel / coated parts
Integrate non-contact printing into continuous lines and validate mark durability for downstream processing.
Wine / beverage / cosmetic bottles / glass packaging
Choose ink and inspection lighting for clear, dark and coated glass.
Wood boards / engineered panels / profiles / building products
Keep specifications, grades and production information on the product for sorting and storage.
Tile backs / ceramic products / foam products
Validate ink and processes for glaze, porosity and material resistance.
Hang tags / paper cards / packaging labels
Support variable information for styles, languages and sales regions.
02 / INDUSTRIES + TASKS
Combine multi-line information and QR codes for batch lookup and package verification.
Verify batches and serial information against production tasks to support quality records.
Match inks to substrates and environments so filling and storage information remains identifiable.
Update variable information on the same packaging design and integrate downstream coding and verification.
Integrate coding, reading and upstream/downstream relationships into cap and wine packaging projects.
Support multi-variety order changes and link packaging with codes for batch lookup.
Link part identification with process records to support origin and exception-batch lookup.
Arrange model data and 2D codes in limited areas and verify marks for downstream processes.
Use encoder synchronization for continuous marking and repeated intervals.
Plan printing, maintenance and verification for large products and dusty environments.
Plan print positions and verification for small areas, curved surfaces and decorative packaging.
Identify position and angle, print in the designated area, then verify the result.
03 / VISION-GUIDED PRINTING
Validate positioning, inspection rules and equipment integration for the machine, samples and line conditions.
Explore vision-guided applications ↗04 / SAMPLE + LINE VALIDATION
Provide actual materials and samples, including freezing, boiling, alcohol wiping, abrasion or other processing requirements, to test adhesion and durability.
Define content, size, resolution, speed, orientation and mounting space; review multiple heads and vision positioning for the machine.
Define missing-print, content, code-reading and position checks, then discuss project-specific alarms, rejection or line-stop integration and result records.
START A PROJECT / FHES
Prepare substrate or sample photos, print content, character or code dimensions, target line speed, print orientation and inspection requirements. Email sample and line photos to discuss testing and configuration with FHES.