Lipton installs Markem SmartLase laser coding system

In March 2005, Lipton, a subsidiary of Unilever Foods, installed the Markem SmartLase laser coding system on 13 tea paper cartons. Lipton previously used the waxing equipment to mark and code the carton. Because the coding of the waxing equipment was insufficient, the company felt that it was necessary to replace the existing equipment. Wax-based coding may be physically damaged and may be wiped off the packaging. The factory installed 12 SmartLase systems. SmartLase laser encoders are low-power carbon dioxide digital systems that can process high-quality, permanent codes quickly. These encoders are compact and provide clear and clear marks and codes. Low operating costs, high reliability, and compact design. The laser encoder accelerated the production speed of Lipton's packaging line, greatly improved the quality of the printed code, did not use toxic ink, and did not require consumables.