Case Coders

Lowest cost for repeat messages per impression!

Inkjet systems are the popular choice for marking products and cartons. These sophisticated machines are more than capable of producing high-quality text, images, and barcodes. With that said, they are not always the most practical solutions for smaller operations. The advanced technology comes with a hefty price tag, and these kinds of businesses do not benefit from all the fancy features that make the cost so high. Even so, information must be conveyed, and printing must be done.

Thankfully, there is another solution that can handle a business's printing needs while remaining friendly to lower budgets. If the messages you mark on your products only change once or twice a day, case coders are ideal. These printing devices mount on the side of case sealers or moving conveyors and use Ribtype letters and numbers. The results are perfectly legible and hard to remove. On top of providing that quality, case coders retail at a fraction of the cost of inkjet systems. For hand marking, check out our hand held roller coders, click here.

Pro Pack Solutions is your one-stop online shop for great packing tools that fit any budget. Here, you can shop for three different types of high-quality case coders. Several sizes are available depending upon the amount of information and the size of your carton. Feel free to contact us with any further questions.

Kiwi Porous Coders
Line coders for boxes, bags, and other substrates that absorb inks.
Universal Porous Coders
Line coders for boxes, bags, and other substrates that absorb inks.
Universal Non-Porous Coders
Non-Porous for substrates that do not absorb ink like coated board and plastics.

Custom Ribtype Mat

$29.95

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There are two types of surfaces we print on:

Porous - Surfaces where the ink is absorbed into the surface of the item being printed. Paper, cardboard, and wood are types of surfaces.
Non-Porous - Surfaces where the ink cannot be absorbed and dries on top of the item being printed. Glass, metal and plastics are types of surfaces.

There are two types of printing:

Non-Indexing or Random - The printer will randomly start where it left off and repeat the message multiple of times until it leaves the surface being printing on.
Indexing or Anti-Repeat - The printer will print once and reset after each print. Placement of print is consistent on each item printed on.

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There are two types of surfaces we print on:

There are two types of printing:

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