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Non‑Porous Surface Ink Coding: Getting Reliable Marks On Plastics, Films, And Glass

Getting crisp, scuff‑resistant codes on plastics, films, glass, and coated metals starts with understanding surfaces. Non‑porous materials do not absorb ink. Instead, ink must wet the surface evenly, then set before the product moves, rubs a guide rail, or nests in accumulation. If you have ever seen smearing, missing characters, or codes that wipe off, […]

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Printing Expiration Dates On Plastic, Glass, And Metal: A Practical Guide For Production Teams

Getting clean, durable expiration dates onto moving products should not slow your line. This guide walks you through how to print expiry date on products across common substrates, what to watch for with adhesion, and where contact reciprocating coders shine compared with non-contact options. You will see practical mounting tips, quick changeover methods, and a

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Batch Coding Basics: What It Is, Why It Matters, And How Our Coders Make It Simple

If you are new to coding and marking, batch coding can feel like a small detail that carries big consequences. It ties your production run to materials, machines, dates, and inspections. It satisfies customer requirements and supports recalls. Most importantly, it needs to be clear, consistent, and fast to apply on whatever you make, whether

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Elried Marking Systems Becomes New European Market Distributor

Sprinter Marking is happy to announce that Elried Marking Systems of Germany has taken over representation as a stocking distributor of our equipment and operating supplies for the European market effective Oct 1, 2022. Elried is taking over the accounts formerly serviced by Tampomark of Germany. Tampomark will focus on supporting decorative marking applications with their pad printing technologies.

Elried was founded by Elisabeth Riedmaier in 1959 as a European representative of Ideal Stencil Company, Belleville, IL. The company has stayed in family ownership since that time and the motto “nothing is impossible” has remained. The third generation is meanwhile acting in a managerial capacity in the company.

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