Markem-Imaje: Laser coders

Markem offers the expanded SmartLase family of laser coders. Now complete with the SmartLase 110 and 130 coders, the line proves an ideal balance of performance, safety, and flexibility in a smaller package that is easy to integrate and cost effective to own, company says.

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Nov 30, 2003

Coders are digital, compact CO2 laser coders ideal for use on primary packaging such as cartons, labels, glass, and PET bottles. Machines can be used in the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, personal care, food, beverage, and houshold chemical industries.

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