Labeling, marking and coding is our job and passion. Discover the exciting world of barcodes, labels and industrial printers within manufacturing and logistics!
Have you ever wondered what the e-mark on prepacked products means? Find out in this blog post!
Manual labeling of products is a common procedure for simple applications and small production volumes.
Repair is better than disposal: The European Union has decided to introduce a mandatory repair label for manufacturers on the packaging of electronic devices.
In order to meet the constantly evolving requirements for medical devices, the European Parliament and the European Council issued the new EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) 2017/745 on April 5, 2017. Here’s what you need to know!
It requires special materials and adhesives for labels to withstand moisture, freezing environments and changing conditions in the cold chain. Here’s what you need to know about labelling at cold temperatures!
The first 5G networks are available in Europe. This holds enormous potential for smart factory visions. A conversation with the computer scientist Karl A. Hribernik from BIBA – Bremen Institute for Production and Logistics.
Not every label is suitable for automatic labelling. Learn here why it is crucial to find the right combination of material and applicator!
By using up to eight colors, the JAB code can encode three times the amount of data of a QR or data matrix code on the same area. This makes it very interesting for industrial labeling applications!
Food labels serve consumer safety, brand marketing and product protection. What do manufacturers have to consider in food labeling?
Be it for the marking of samples in laboratories and hospitals or the traceability of banked blood: Barcode labels are used as the most reliable type of identification. Read here what is important in terms of labeling!
The Russian crypto code law poses major challenges for pharmaceutical manufacturers: Since January 2020, all labeling systems must be able to apply special identification codes to drug packaging.
There are various ways to implement hazard labeling in compliance with GHS. A new, interesting approach: Print the hazard symbols directly on the product instead of attaching a GHS label. Find out here what advantages this has!
EAN code and EAN differ. But if the barcode type EAN is incorrectly equated with the article number EAN, confusion can arise. Especially since EAN codes are still used even though EAN no longer exists!
The Serial Shipping Container Code (SSCC) is a globally unique identification number for transport units such as pallets, containers or cardboard boxes. But what can it do and how do you print and apply the label? We show how to do it!
Reduce emmissions, save resources: The EU Waste Framework Directive prioritizes waste reduction in order to protect the environment and human health. Have you wondered how your marking and labeling equipment and processes can contribute to this goal? Learn more in this blog post!
Learn how you can save money (and help to protect the environment along the way) by following our seven smart tips for reducing labeling costs!
Reducing operating costs, increasing productivity, improving quality: In this article, we will show you how to achieve these goals in manufacturing and logistics with smart labeling solutions from Weber Marking Systems!
There is no one-size-fits-all inkjet printer. Every system has certain benefits or downsides depending on the application. To make decisions easier for you, we have created a free whitepaper. Download it here!
Don’t let downtimes reduce your effiency: Learn how our zero-downtime labeling option keeps your production line moving non-stop!
Did you know that our thermal inkjet printers are also compatible with solvent-based inks? That means for you: Remarkable coding performance on even more applications!
