Serialization solutions enabling easy tractability and tracking of individual product packages.
Fully automated aggregation, compliance with regulations and industry standards, and flexibility and modularity. Solutions for the marking, verification and Code verification of aggregated product packages from carton to crate.
Entry-level Serialization for Small Batches.
The T2811 Label Serialization Compact prints and inspects labels with serialized data in one integrated system.
Being the starting point in a Track & Trace packaging line, the T2810 provides integrated serialization and ERP connectivity to comply with regulatory requirements. Labels are automatically serialized, and all serialization information is transmitted to your database or ERP system.
Compact, fully integrated system for marking and verification of pharmaceutical Track & Trace products.
The T2410 allows for quick changeover in a broad variety of product formats, as well as seamless upgrades to adapt to an ever evolving market. All integrated components, such as the transfer unit, printing system, camera, product transfers and sorting equipment are matched.
The stages below illustrate an excellent starting point for planning your serialization program, but should not be considered all inclusive. As with any program, the emphasis is on the planning stages – planning is critical in the serialization space. Time is of the essence. No manufacturer can afford to commit to a pilot and discover that the system you’ve been working with doesn’t have the proper backup capability in case of a power outage, or any other unforeseen situation.
In November of 2013, the Federal government in the United States passed the Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA) to create a national pharmaceutical serialization and track & trace regulation. This mandates serialized coding on primary and secondary pharmaceutical packaging beginning in 2017, and supersedes all state mandates (including California e-pedigree). Global traceability initiatives, such as the DQSA, are designed to hinder the production and distribution of life-threatening imitation or counterfeit pharmaceuticals. These initiatives can require identification and authenticity features on primary, secondary and tertiary packaging levels typically in the form of unique, non-predictive, serialized and machine readable codes. This level of product identification aims to impair the ability of counterfeiters to successfully replicate pharmaceutical products and packaging.
This robust and flexible machine delivers high resolution print messages and multiple line codes in even the harshest environments. Its tough and stackable cabinet is made from marine grade stainless steel which is not only dust tight but can withstand powerful water blasting during heavy duty cleaning. It's an innovative printer that, in every sense, truly takes some beating. The highest quality of print is also assured, allowing large amounts of data for high speed, rapid throughput printing. And higher quality codes are optimised for Machine Readable Codes (MRC) and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) systems helping to reduce rejects.
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