Snacks
All the solutions for coding and marking, labelling and inspection and control of snacks
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Snack manufacturers — of crisps or peanuts, for example — need to make sure that the systems for coding, marking, inspecting and labelling their products are safe, efficient, able to operate on production lines in demanding environments and compliant with the various food safety and quality control regulations.
From printing batch codes and expiry dates on bags of crisps or peanuts, to labelling flexible packaging and detecting contaminants inside metallised packaging, nimax can offer you the best solutions for coding and marking, inspection and control and for the labelling of snacks.
Bags for Snacks
For coding and marking of bags for snacks, nimax offers a wide range of technologies:
Coding & Marking products
Labelling products
Inspection products
Cardboard Packaging for Snacks
For coding and marking, inspection and control and labelling of secondary cardboard packaging for snacks, nimax offers a wide choice of technologies:
Coding & Marking products
Labelling products
Inspection products
Cans for Snacks
For coding and marking, inspection and labelling of snacks packed in cans and jars, nimax can offer you a wide range of solutions, from industrial inkjet printers through to X-ray inspection systems for the detection of contaminants inside the packaging:
Coding & Marking products
Labelling products
Inspection products
FAQ
Which snack packs can be coded, inspected and labelled?
The solutions are suitable for flexible packaging, single-portion packs, cartons and labels.
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 detect metal contaminants and other foreign bodies, check pack weight and verify code quality.
Can the solutions be integrated into existing packaging lines?
Yes, they can be installed on new or already operational lines, adapting to different pack formats and production requirements.