Food Automatic Coding Machine

Where an automatic coding machine fits on your line

A batch coder sits after filling, capping or sealing, where each pack passes the print head once. Ribbon printing uses a heated type block to press ink from a foil ribbon onto the pack, which gives sharp, lasting codes without wet ink or solvents. Typical jobs include:

• Labels on bottled water, juice and edible oil
• Snack pouches and laminated film packs
• Paper labels and cartons for spices, tea and sweets
• Pharma and cosmetic packs that need a lot number

Key figures for this model

• Printing speed of up to 90 prints per minute
• 230 V single-phase supply
• Weight of 8 kg, light enough to move between lines
• Ribbon print method, with no display screen to set up
• Frame usually in food-grade stainless steel; size varies by model and production scale

The specification table below lists every confirmed value. Frame material and size are typical for this type of coder, so we confirm them at quotation.

What we check before you order

Buyers usually ask us about three things: the pack material, the code layout and the line speed. We confirm the character height, the number of text lines and the date format before production starts. We also check your mains voltage and frequency, since this unit is built for 230 V. If your line runs faster than 90 packs a minute, tell us and we will suggest a better match.

For shipping cases rather than labels, compare the Food Auto Carton Coder for Taping Machine. Our full food processing equipment and machines range also covers filling, capping and labeling.

Export supply and tender orders

We ship this Bottle Filling and Batch Coding Machinery item as a single unit or in a mixed load with other line equipment, packed in seaworthy export crating. Importers, distributors and contractors in the Philippines and Sri Lanka often add spare ribbon rolls to the same order, so one shipment covers the first months of use.

Each shipment leaves with a commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and bill of lading, as set out on our page about shipping, Incoterms and export documents. For a tender, send the award specification and the delivery date. We then match the build of the automatic coding machine and list the papers we can supply. Food-contact rules for packing lines often refer to the Codex Alimentarius food standards, and we flag anything we cannot confirm. Price, lead time and warranty terms are confirmed at enquiry.