Coding and marking equipment is used across food and beverage, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, cable and wire, electronics, automotive and building materials – anywhere a date, batch,...
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The global coding and marking market keeps growing as regulators and retailers push 2D barcodes, serialization and supply-chain transparency, with steady demand across food, pharma...
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Batch codes group items from one production run so a fault, contamination or expiry can be traced and recalled precisely, without pulling unrelated product. They...
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The SHICAI K20 sits in the mid-to-high speed band of the inline range, suited to established lines that need reliable registered coding without the top-end...
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The ‘AI’ in SHICAI K110+AI points to automatic coding assisted by vision and recognition – the unit helps position, verify or sort marks with less...
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The SHICAI K10 is the basic inline coder for straightforward, lower-complexity line coding, while the K11 adds advanced features for more demanding setups – more...
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Laser coding is eco-friendly in that it adds no ink, solvent or ribbon to landfill and needs no chemical disposal. Safety comes from enclosed beam...
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Pharmaceutical lines favor laser serialization because the mark is permanent, tamper-proof and adds no ink or solvent to a regulated product. SHICAI laser coders apply...
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Yes, with the right setup. Dark or colored plastics can be marked by selecting the correct wavelength (often UV or Fiber) and tuning power and...
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Laser coding needs very little maintenance – mainly periodic lens cleaning and checking the beam path and interlocks; there are no printheads, inks or solvents...
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An egg coding machine prints dates, farm IDs and traceability codes directly on eggshells using food-grade ink, without cracking them. The SHICAI egg coder uses...
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The SHICAI egg printer applies the code with a gentle, non-contact inkjet jet and a tray that holds each egg steady, so the shell is...
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