Plastic label can be inkjet printed
Schreiner MediPharm’s applies a water-based coating to parts of the label to allow marking with inkjet printing systems
Transparent films are frequently used in the industry to mark glass containers and until now water-based inks have not been suitable for printing plastic films with inkjet systems as the inks cannot be absorbed by the material.
Schreiner MediPharm has found a solution to this challenge by applying a water-absorbing coating to parts of the plastic label, which makes variable marking with inkjet printers and water-based inks possible.
The company says it takes less than a second for the ink to dry on the label, which can be designed so that the barcode is located underneath a laminate and thus protected from mechanical abrasion and moisture ingress, for example by disinfectants.
For very narrow containers, Schreiner MediPharm offers a version of the label where the barcode section lifts slightly, which makes it easier to read.
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