PORTLAND, Oregon
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April 6, 2023
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Reliable marking and coding solutions integrate seamlessly into packaging lines and are designed to meet the needs of today’s food processing operations. Videojet Technologies, a global leader in coding, marking and printing solutions, is showcasing printers and labelers for food packaging at this week’s Food Northwest Process and Packaging Expo in Booth 911 at the Oregon Convention Center, April 4-6, 2023. Intuitive interface eases operator management while delivering the right code at the right quality Attendees of the event will get to see the digitally enabled Videojet 1880 continuous inkjet (CIJ) printer in action. “The Videojet 1880 is exactly what food processing operators are looking for when it comes to high-speed coding while operating their lines without interruption,” said Mark Breunig, CIJ product manager at Videojet. “Smarter printer technology, thanks to the 1880’s predictive capabilities, means greater uptime, improved productivity and lower costs over the lifetime of the printer.” Those predictive capabilities of the Videojet 1880 include the MAXIMiZE™ diagnostics platform that continuously monitors printer performance and helps operators reduce the main causes of unplanned downtime. In addition, the 1880 printhead comes with a unique sensor that can detect build-up and send an alert to the user. The 1880’s auto rinse feature removes ink build-up within 90 seconds and helps avoid potential print quality issues. The printer is also available with an IP66-rated cabinet and 316 stainless steel for high pressure and caustic washdown environments. For even more details about the Videojet 1880 CIJ printer, watch this video. Designed to deliver a more productive operation Food processers utilizing flexible packaging often turn to thermal transfer printing solutions like the Videojet 6530 for high-speed, high-quality marking and coding. Part of the Videojet DataFlex® range of Thermal Transfer Overprinters (TTO), the DataFlex 6530 can help boost operational productivity by reducing the time spent on quality checks and rework. The 6530 offers multiple integration options with a modular design, and is available in two printhead widths, 53mm with iAssure™ and the airless 107mm. Engineered for applications such as vertical form, fill and seal, the 6530 offers print speeds up to 1000mm/s and throughputs up to 700 ppm. Additional Videojet technologies to be showcased include thermal inkjet printing and case coding. For more information about the Videojet 1880 CIJ printer, the Dataflex 6530 TTO and the other products on display in booth 911 at Food Northwest 2023, please visit the website. About Videojet Technologies: Videojet Technologies is a world-leader in the product identification market, providing in-line printing, coding, and marking products, application specific fluids, and product life cycle services. Our goal is to partner with our customers in the consumer-packaged goods, pharmaceutical, and industrial goods industries to improve their productivity, to protect and grow their brands, and to stay ahead of industry trends and regulations. With our customer application experts and technology leadership in Continuous Inkjet (CIJ), Thermal Inkjet (TIJ), Laser Marking, Thermal Transfer Overprinting (TTO), case coding and labeling, and wide array printing, Videojet has more than 400,000 printers installed worldwide. Our customers rely on Videojet products to print on over ten billion products daily. Customer sales, application, service, and training support is provided by direct operations with over 4,000 team members in 26 countries worldwide. In addition, Videojet’s distribution network includes more than 400 distributors and OEMs, serving 135 countries. ©2023 Videojet Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. Videojet is a registered trademark of Videojet Technologies Inc.
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