Confectionery Product Coding & Marking Solutions
Marking and coding on confectionery products play a vital role in ensuring food safety, traceability, and regulatory compliance. As the confectionery market evolves due to changing consumer trends and ingredient costs, manufacturers need reliable, flexible coding systems to adapt quickly.
Industrial Coding for Confectionery Applications
- Chocolate Bars & Blocks: Marking and coding on chocolate products include expiration dates, batch numbers, and ingredient lists to ensure consumer safety and quality.
- Gummy and Soft Sweets: Automated coding systems can print product information directly onto the packaging, enabling quick updates to labeling for promotions or regulatory compliance.
- Hard-Boiled Sweets / Candies: These products often utilize shrink sleeves or labels to provide clear nutritional information, allergen warnings, and branding, enhancing customer appeal.
- Baked Confectionery: Cookies and pastries may feature code dating systems for freshness tracking, while also maintaining artistic packaging that attracts consumers.
- Sugar-Free Sweets: Clear labeling is essential to indicate the absence of sugar and alternative sweeteners, helping consumers make informed choices.
- Seasonal & Promotional Packaging: Confectionery items designed for holidays often change labeling to reflect seasonal themes, making printing and coding flexibility important.
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Why Choose Linx Confectionery Industry Printers
- Keep up with customer demand: Linx CSL Lasers code at line speeds up to 900m/min and can apply complex messaging including logos and competition codes. Reduce your operating costs and downtime with no consumables, minimal maintenance, and a long laser tube life. IP65 rated full systems for reliable operation in wet and dusty production environments.
- Meet production targets: The Linx 8940 inkjet printer has an IP65 stainless steel enclosure to support reliable printer operation in environments where sugar dust is present. Ideal for clean production environments and washdown procedures – protects against water and dust ingress for less unplanned downtime.
- Save money and inventory: Replace pre-printed boxes and labels with high-resolution printing of text, graphics, and logos directly onto secondary packaging. The Linx IJ355 & IJ375 prints images up to 70mm high onto porous substrates such as paper and card.
- Focus on production: Save time changing messages between batch runs and move away from smudged codes or removable labels, with the Linx 10 ink jet printer. The smartphone-inspired screen ensures the right batch code messages are quickly selected, first time every time. Reduce mistakes and costly reworks.
- Meet regulations and expectations of your customers: Ensure your confectionery coding meets food standards regulations by using the right ink for the right application. Linx food grade inks for Linx inkjet printers are ideal for printing promotional messages on the inside of wrappers and meet FDA and EU regulations.
Industrial Coding for Confectionery: Expiration Date Coded on sachets
Our Confectionery industry printers can be easily integrated onto your production line with minimal disruption. Our engineers are highly trained to set up and connect the machine without having to stop your line. Linx offer a wide variety of inks able to print on sachets and pouches statically, rotary or any other direction. If you have a unique production line and are not sure how you can change to Linx Confectionery Industry Printers, our specialists can offer bespoke solutions to your problem.
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“Thanks to the Linx printer’s speed and great versatility, which
minimises downtime, we can meet our tight deadlines
efficiently,” says Carol Oldbury, Director at Hames Chocolates
Printer for Marking and Coding on Confectionery
Continuous Inkjet for Confectionery Industry Printing
We understand cleanliness is a top priority for food industries. Our Continuous Ink Jet have been designed in all stainless steel at an IP65 rating meaning a high level of protection for any accidental contact and ingress of dust and water from any direction.
- Provide non-contact, high speed coding capabilities and easy to use interfaces for quick, error-free code changes
- No spill on the line with mess free refill system
- Auto cleaning printhead minimising mess and downtime
- Wide variety of inks including MEK free suitable for food packaging
Laser Printer for Confectionery Industry Printing
Fast, non-contact solution offers permanent, high quality batch coding of confectionery packaging on a wide range of materials including coated foils, paper, and plastic film packaging.
- No consumables, no solvent
- Able to print static at high speeds
- Range of performance powers – 20, 50 and 100 watts
- Able to mark on flow wrap without piercing holes
Large Character Marking Printer for Confectionery Industry Printing
A cost-effective alternative to labels and pre-printed boxes, ideal for secondary packaging.
- Print text and graphics to a high resolution
- Protect your brand with quality box printing
- Barcode, Databar, Data Matrix and QR Code printing
Contact Us
Why not get in touch with one of our sales reps to talk about how Linx can support your coding and marking needs?
Related Applications & Coding Types
Barcode Printer
Printing a clear barcode is an important component of many packaging processes.
Baked Goods
Coding and marking on baked goods.
Resources
Thorntons Case Study
Confectionery White Paper
Coding Systems for Lean Production White Paper
Gida Case Study
It is important to know what each laser has to offer. Many things need to be considered such as what material is going to be marked, the required speed, or whether the production will be static or a moving product on a production conveyor or belt. Then either industrial lasers from CO2 or fibre will be chosen depending on the material to be marked. CO2 laser marking are often used for softer material, example being paper, cardboard, or soft plastics. Fibre lasers are more typically used for metals and harder plastic materials. We have experts on hand to guide you through which is best – contact us here.
A: Yes, we do. If you are unsure how our machines will perform in your production environment, we can offer you samples on all sorts of material and conditions. Contact us here to get you started on the process.
Yes, we do. We have a highly skilled UK service maintenance and support team to maintain the quality of the machines to run efficiently and effectively on your production line.
Our CIJ and IJ printers can be easily moved between production lines and conveyor belts. With laser coders you have to make sure the guarding and safety equipment are also moved. A series of beam delivery options offers safe and easy manoeuvrability into tight spaces, while a simple ‘plug ‘n’ play’ configuration means you can integrate Linx lasers into your existing set-up with minimal disruption to existing workflows. Equipped with a Beam Turning Unit, Linx lasers can be adjusted to code and mark at multiple angles.