Printing on the infeed film takes place before sealing. Since the products are not yet sealed at this process stage, thermal transfer printers are most often used. With their high resolution of up to 300 dpi, MULTIVAC TTO printers deliver optimum printing results. In addition to fixed data such as texts, graphics and logos, variable data can be printed, such as dates, batch numbers, barcodes or 2D codes. Low consumption of wearing parts, combined with high ribbon capacity and ribbon-saving functions, reduces your operating costs.

A model from the IP 65 protection class is available to meet especially stringent hygiene requirements.

Stamp printers can also be used for simple print layouts. They are a cost-effective solution for printing, for example, use-by dates, batch numbers or logos. Printing is done by means of flexible type or printing blocks.

Printing the sealed packs in the outfeed enables thermal transfer printers to be used, as well as thermal inkjet technology and the low-maintenance use of continuous inkjet printers. In addition to texts, graphics and logos, variable data such as expiration dates, batch numbers, barcodes or 2D codes can be printed.

The use of MULTIVAC printers guarantees a high level of print quality. Operation is performed via a central control terminal, which simplifies handling since many operating processes are automated. In addition, the single-user interface for packaging and printing technology facilitates the operator's work.

Thermal transfer printers, thermal inkjet printers, continuous inkjet printers or printing modules can be used to print labels with variable data such as best-before dates, batch numbers or codes.

MULTIVAC printers are integrated into the control terminal of the labeling system. They do not require a separate control terminal. This maximizes efficiency during product changes, for example, and facilitates the operator's work.

Printers from other manufacturers are also supported to meet your requirements as precisely as possible. A print data check directly after printing is also possible, to enable detection of error sources as early as possible in the process. For example, if the labeller is equipped with a 2-way dispensing edge and a camera, incorrectly printed labels are not first adhered to the pack but are wound up again with the backing strip.