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The Arcon Group has developed systems for checking the correctness of printed codes and markings. These systems are placed on the packaging line and are connected to production management systems and coding systems. They offer reliable verification of both the existence of the codes, their correct position in the product, and the fact that the codes are the ones that must have been printed.

It is a fact that there is a lot of information about the new industrial revolution and the technologies that support it. Knowledge of these technologies is essential for industry executives who are responsible for developing strategies for integrating digital transformation. The question, of course, is how technologies lead to applications that provide real solutions to the problems facing the industry.

Product packaging is a central priority of every industrial enterprise. This is because, during this critical phase, the product is prepared for its journey through the supply chain and is presented in a way that appeals to the final consumer. In this article, we look at the trends that are impacting packaging and highlight the innovative technologies designed to address the evolving needs of the industry.

The Arcon Group developed the Tracer Factory suite to address the need for real-time monitoring, control, and assurance of quality, productivity, and safety in factories. The Tracer Factory suite can be integrated with other information systems within the factory, but its primary capability is to connect and interact with a wide range of equipment on the production floor (shop floor).

With over 40 years of experience, we address the unique coding, traceability and packaging requirements of the pharmaceutical industry. Our 35 experienced engineers design and build applications that are fully adapted to the special requirements of our customers in all the countries we operate. We place great emphasis on proper installation, training and after-sales technical support.

The evolution of industrial inkjet and thermal transfer overprinting (TTO) code printers, combined with high-speed printhead movement mechanisms that do not compromise the printer’s reliability or print quality, enables the printing of codes on packaging machines that handle a large number of products simultaneously. See a video from one of our applications.

One of the most significant problems faced by food packagers using flexible packaging is the need to have a separate type of pre-printed film for each product code they package. The issue is even more pronounced for packagers with a large number of codes and small production quantities per code. The new Generic Packaging technology provides a definitive solution to this problem.