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Labelling systems installed

Published:  27 March, 2014


allen_coding.jpgALLEN CODING has installed a number of labelling systems at Whyte & Mackay, an expert in distilling, blending and bottling spirits,

including a specially developed split-head coder, designed for high quality, accurate printing on different substrates in a confined space. James Purves, bottling engineering manager, explained:  “We were looking to improve on the quality and legibility provided by our coders and needed two machines, one to print on paper labels on a wet glue labeller at speeds of up to 100 bottles per minutes (bpm) and one that would code on both glass and self adhesive paper to the required standard at 340bpm.”

Allen provided a mix of systems, including the 10 watt, compact iCON non-contact laser coder and the 30 watt, high speed S3030PLUS SHS laser.

Tel: 01438 347 770

info@allencoding.co.uk

www.allencoding.com

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