All the solutions for coding and marking, inspection and control, labelling for confectionery products
Whether it is labelling jam jars, inspecting snacks or marking cakes, from creating labels for glass jars to food-grade inks suitable for food packaging, nimax can supply all the technologies needed for coding, marking, control, safety and labelling for confectionery products.
Select the substrate for confectionery products you need to mark, inspect or label and discover which technologies best suit your needs.

For coding and marking, inspection and control and labelling of confectionery products such as snacks, nimax offers a wide range of technologies: from industrial inkjet printers through to thermal transfer printers.

For coding and marking, inspection and control and labelling of bags for confectionery products, nimax offers a wide choice of technologies, from laser printers through to X-ray systems for food inspection.

nimax can offer you the best technologies available on the market to code, label and inspect glass jars for confectionery products.

nimax offers a wide range of solutions for your coding and marking, inspection and control and labelling requirements for secondary packaging for confectionery products.

The following technologies are available for coding and marking on labels for confectionery products:
Which confectionery products can be coded, inspected and labelled?
The solutions are suitable for snacks, biscuits, bakery products, packaged cakes, jams and other confectionery lines.
Which packs can be handled?
It is possible to work on bags, glass jars, labels, cartons and secondary packaging.
What information can be printed on packs?
You can apply batch numbers, expiry dates, traceability codes and any other variable information required by production.
What checks can be carried out during production?
The systems make it possible to verify code quality, detect contaminants and check pack weight.
Is it possible to verify code quality in line?
Yes, vision systems automatically check the presence, legibility and correctness of codes directly during production.