Inovia chooses Allen Coding Systems

Published: 19-Jul-2011
Packaging

Botanical ingredients specialist purchases two 53L Ti coders

Inovia chooses Allen Coding Systems
Botanical ingredients specialist Inovia International has purchased two 53L Ti coders from Allen Coding Systems for printing batch and best before codes at its manufacturing facility in Cambridgeshire, UK.

The company now owns three of the thermal transfer coders, which are said to provide many of the advanced features of more expensive thermal transfer units, such as 300 dpi print resolution, cassette ribbon loading, 600m ribbon capacity, 53 x 30mm print area and speeds of up to 250mm per second.
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