All the solutions for coding and marking, labelling and inspection and control for ready meals
From marking plastic packaging with inks compliant with food contact regulations, to labelling trays and packs, through to advanced inspection and quality control systems for detecting metallic and non-metallic contaminants.
In the ready meal sector, safety and quality allow no compromise. An illegible code, an undetected contaminant or a wrongly applied label can cause production stoppages, product recalls, financial penalties and, above all, damage to brand reputation.
For this reason ready meal producers must be able to rely on reliable, high-performing end-of-line technologies, capable of guaranteeing maximum accuracy, efficiency and compliance throughout the production process. nimax solutions help companies to protect product quality, optimise processes and ensure full consumer satisfaction.

For coding and marking, inspection and control and labelling of trays and bundles for ready meals, the solutions offered by nimax are:

nimax can supply all the best technological solutions for coding and marking, inspection and control and labelling of plastic packaging for ready meals:

For label printing, coding and application, the solutions offered by nimax are:
Which ready meal packs can be coded, inspected and labelled?
The solutions are suitable for trays, plastic containers, labels, cartons and bundles.
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 metallic and non-metallic contaminants and check pack weight.
Is it possible to verify correct packaging of products?
Yes, inspection and control systems make it possible to verify packaging quality and identify any non-conformities before distribution.
Can the solutions be integrated into existing production lines?
Yes, they can be installed on new or already operational lines, adapting to different pack formats and production requirements.