
Ink marking is often used when fast and flexible marking is required on glass jars in continuous production. With the right type of UV-resistant and heat-resistant ink, the marking can withstand both moisture and sterilization. The technology is non-contact and can mark directly on rounded surfaces such as jar sides or lids.
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Laser is the most precise and permanent method of marking on glass. The marking is created by the laser altering the surface layer or leaving a frosted effect, which produces a clear and durable code that cannot be worn away.
This method is ideal for products that require sterilization, refrigerated storage, or a long shelf life, as the labelling remains intact regardless of the environment.
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Labelling is used when you need to combine design, product information and traceability. On glass jars, labels also provide the opportunity for branding, security labels or multilingual marking. With print & apply systems, variable information such as batch numbers and barcodes can be printed and applied in real time.
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The information – batch number, best-before date, serial number and barcodes – is crucial for traceability, patient safety and compliance with regulatory requirements.
Glass has a hard, smooth and sometimes reflective surface, which means that not all marking methods adhere equally well. Therefore, laser marking, inkjet marking (CIJ) and labelling are mainly used to achieve reliable results.
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