Printing clear lot code number shouldn’t slow down your packaging line. At AT Information Products (ATIP), we provide advanced Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) lot coders that deliver crisp, compliant data on virtually any surface—without the messy maintenance of traditional systems.
Regulatory Compliance: Meet strict safety and traceability mandates for food, pharma, and cosmetics.
Risk Mitigation: Enable fast, targeted product recalls instead of pulling entire inventories.
Brand Protection: Prevent costly retailer chargebacks caused by smudged or unreadable text and barcodes.
Best for: High-res codes on cartons
Good for: Clean, simple, very reliable
Typical uses: Folding cartons, labels, shelf‑ready packaging
Best for: Washdown environments
Good for: Rugged, water-resistant, durable
Typical uses: Corrugate cases, paperboard, porous packaging
Best for: Rework and manual coding
Good for: Portable, flexible, quick setup
Typical uses: Manual coding, rework areas, warehouses, and backup marking
Best for: Large codes on corrugate
Good for: Big print, easy to read
Typical uses: Washdown environments, food and beverage packaging lines
Q: What is the difference between a lot coder and a batch code printer? A: A batch code printer tracks internal production runs for quality control. A lot code printer marks the market-facing identifier on external packaging required by regulators and retailers for distribution tracking.
Q: Can a thermal inkjet lot code printer handle non-porous materials? A: Yes. Modern thermal inkjet lot coders use fast-drying solvent inks engineered to adhere instantly to plastics, films, foils, glass, and glossy cartons without smudging.
Visit AT Information Products at Booth S-3014 to see our industrial coding and marking solutions in action
