
Inkjet marking is the most widely used technology for direct marking on moving sacks.
CIJ (Continuous Inkjet) is suitable for batch numbers, dates and product codes at high speeds.
PIJ (Piezo Inkjet) is used for larger, high-resolution prints such as logos or barcodes.
Advantages:
Labelling is used when the marking needs to be extra clear, contain a lot of information or meet logistics standards such as GS1 or SSCC. With print & apply systems, labels can be printed and automatically applied to the bags in real time.
Advantages:
Sacks can be made from a variety of materials, including paper, plastic (PE, PP), woven materials, or laminated film. These surfaces behave differently – some are porous, others are smooth or dusty – making labelling a challenge. In addition, sacks can be flexible, bulky, or irregularly shaped, requiring technology that can handle movement and uneven surfaces without losing quality.
The most common and effective techniques for marking bags are inkjet marking (CIJ/PIJ) and labelling.
Challenges when labelling sacks:
For marking directly on sacks, we recommend inkjet marking (CIJ or PIJ) with specially adapted ink for the sack material. For logistics or transport marking where the information must be clear and standardized, we recommend labelling (print & apply). In environments with high dust content or uneven surfaces, we offer solutions with protected print heads, height-adjustable applicators and vision systems that ensure that the marking is placed correctly and remains readable.
At Logimark, we help you find the most reliable and operationally safe solution for your production – regardless of material, environment or labelling needs.
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