Conveyor coding for dates, batches and barcodes

An automated transmission and coding machine: packs travel along the built-in conveyor while the inkjet head prints expiry dates, batch numbers and barcodes onto them.

Built for the end of a packing line rather than a desk. Packs are fed onto the conveyor by hand or automatically, carried past the print head, and coded as they pass — the practical way to apply manufacturing dates, expiry dates and batch numbers to cartons, pouches and labels.

Category: Consumer Goods
Brand: WILLITA
Pack size: Model CP-100 · 10 kg
Composition: Conveyor + thermal inkjet coder

Typical uses

Manufacturing and expiry dates on cartons and pouches
Batch and lot numbers for traceability
Barcodes and serial codes
Date coding on labels before they are applied

Specifications as published by the manufacturer — confirm the exact configuration when ordering.

Print height

The height of the coded area the print head can cover in a single pass.

12.7 mm Single-line dates and batch codes 25.4 mm Taller blocks, two lines or barcodes

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Key features

What sets it apart

Integrated conveyor A built-in conveyor belt supporting both automatic and manual feed, running at up to 25 m/min.
Two print heights Available with a 12.7 mm or 25.4 mm print head, depending on the size of the code you need to apply.
Touchscreen control Codes, dates and layouts are set on the on-board touchscreen — no separate computer needed to run it.
Universal power Runs on 100–240 V, and ships with a choice of AU, EU, UK or US plug.
USB interface A USB connection for straightforward data transfer from a computer, with no network configuration.
Portable Around 10 kg, boxed at 66 × 40 × 20 cm — light enough to move between lines or benches.