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Industrial automation and digitalisation are constantly boosting the economy. With its future-oriented Industry 4.0 project, the German government is even promoting the development of the ‘smart factory’ – a kind of intelligent factory that largely organises itself without human intervention. The ‘Internet of Things’ is designed to help with this: the Internet of Things (IoT for short) allows all devices to independently collect and process data and communicate with each other (machine-to-machine). This approach is designed to optimise processes, increase performance and minimise errors.
Although many companies still have a long way to go, many processes can already be automated today. This also applies to the labelling of your products. If you want to increase productivity and simplify quality assurance, Weber Marking Systems is the right partner for you.
Of course, people will always be indispensable, but their role is changing increasingly: instead of carrying out individual production steps by hand, they take on the overarching control and monitoring of all processes. The actual ‘manual work’ is done by machines and computers, which in turn are networked with each other and thus control production all by themselves.
The advantages are obvious:
With the help of our Bluhmware software, you can centrally control and monitor all labelling processes in your company - directly on the production line. It monitors quality and productivity in real time via webcam and can quickly recognise errors. Faults are reported immediately and early warnings are sent by e-mail or SMS. With these and many other functions, you always have a reliable overview of your entire production. Not only can you react immediately in the event of breakdowns, you can also prevent them in good time.
All products must be labelled. Even with small batches, the manual process is hardly worthwhile. The following solutions provide a remedy:
Depending on the range of functions, labelling machines can either only dispense pre-printed labels or they can also print them themselves. High-speed labellers, for example, are particularly efficient, precisely labelling even cartons of different heights on a conveyor belt. Modular Geset systems can be used for special requirements such as custom shapes.
Many products or packages can also be labelled directly with ink. Our Markoprint inkjet printers can handle several hundred products per minute. They are equipped with powerful processors for rapid data processing. Data transfer can be carried out via various interfaces.
