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Batch Coding

Batch coding (also known as lot coding) is a critical part of traceability. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defines the code as “a specific identified portion of a batch, that is uniform and that is intended to meet specifications for identity, purity, and composition”. With regulations continuously strengthening to protect consumers, producers across many industries must take care to ensure that their batch numbers or lot codes are legible and consistent.

Lot Coders & Batch Number Printers

Our batch coding machines are all designed to print clear and durable batch numbers either directly onto manufactured goods or packaging. Whether you are tracking a part between production sites, need to ensure batch traceability or safeguard against product recalls, you can expect reliable product identification every time with Linx batch coding machines.

Every Linx batch code printer is designed with you in mind. Enabling you to consistently print batch numbers using predefined templates and set up with ease via our user-friendly interface, with most models offering smartphone-style touchscreen operation.

Options are available for any production environment like our popular continuous inkjet printer, the Linx 8900, with ingress protection (IP) rating suitable for dusty or wet conditions and permanent marking with Linx laser batch coders.

With Linx, batch number printing becomes an integrated and reliable part of any manufacturing process. Contact Linx today to discuss your coding requirements and find the best batch coder for your needs!

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Batch Code Printers

Find out more about our most popular batch coding printers, the different technologies available and which products and packaging they are commonly used on.

Inkjet Batch Coding Machines

Linx CIJ printers are designed to be durable and full-featured, meeting the highest standards of coding quality. 

  • Range of inks for specialist marking, e.g. food grade, invisible/UV coding
  • Optional IP protection for harsh environments

Linx wide range of inks will keep batch codes in place on nearly any substrate and can withstand harsh production environments whilst offering non-contact, multi-line coding.

Continuous Inkjet Printers

Laser Batch Coding Machines

Laser printers are ideal for reliable batch coding, with no need for consumables, lasers provide a low operating cost product marking solution with permanent batch codes.

  • Permanent marking capability
  • Optional IP protection for harsh environments

Linx laser batch coding machines are designed for use in challenging, high-speed production environments while ensuring industry leading text and code quality.

Laser Coders

Packaging Batch Printers

With the ability to print clear text and graphics onto porous substrates, Linx Large Character Inkjet Printers are a cost-effective alternative to labels and pre-printed boxes.

  • Ideal for packaging printing
  • Code text and graphics

These high-resolution batch printers guarantee efficiency and quality when printing on difficult packaging substrates.

Packaging Printers

Thermal Batch Printing Machines

Linx Thermal Transfer Printers guarantee a cost-friendly and user-friendly experience, without sacrificing print quality.

Using clutchless ribbon drives, the risk of ribbon breaks is minimal, maximizing production uptime. This simple printer can fulfil batch marking needs in industries ranging from pharmaceutical to food production.

  • Wide range of marking types
  • Suitable for flexible materials e.g. paper, film

Thermal Transfer Overprinters

Talk with an experienced Linx representative today to discuss which batch coder is right for you!

Batch Coding Applications

Lot Code Printing

High quality, legible dates & codes to meet food grade printing standards

Batch Code Printing

Consistent coding and marking in extreme manufacturing conditions

part batch coding

Part marking solutions for permanent traceability

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