Chemical & Hazard Labelling
Marking that survives solvents, abrasion, and outdoor storage.
- Manufacturing
- Food processing
- Pharmaceutical
Batch & Lot Traceability
Follow a lot from raw material through to the customer who received it.
Traceability is only tested on the worst day. When a defect surfaces, the difference between withdrawing one lot and withdrawing a month of production is whether the coding held together from raw material to dispatch.
That depends on unglamorous details: a code structure everyone uses the same way, and labels that are still readable at the far end of the chain.
Features
- Lot code printed on every unit, carton, and pallet
- Consistent code structure across all three levels
- Durable facestock so the code survives the whole journey
Benefits
- A recall targets the affected lot instead of all stock
- Supplier questionnaires are answered from records
- Root cause work starts with data rather than guesswork
How it works
The order matters. Each step removes a decision that would otherwise be made by guesswork further down the line.
Define one lot code structure for unit, carton, and pallet
Print at each packing level rather than relabelling later
Choose facestock rated for the storage the goods will see
Retain graded verification results with the production record
What we supply for this
The stock and equipment this application usually calls for. Each link opens the catalog filtered to that family.
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