[hurrytimer id="3281"]Use in the food sector
In-Mould Labeling (IML) technology guarantees creative customer appeal
The battle for customers is a constant companion for everyone involved in the food industry. Not only food producers, but also supermarkets and discount chains are trying to win customers for their products with ever new, creative, and comprehensive measures. Packaging plays an important role in this.
In-mould labeling enables high-quality and sustainable design of food packaging and ensures efficient labeling with precise food labeling. Applications from the food industry make up a large part of the field of application for our IML systems. It doesn't matter how big the packaging is: from multi-liter buckets for bulk buyers to yogurt cups and coffee capsules, our systems can apply different plastic packaging and packaging sizes with suitable labels for food.
Product examples of In-Mould-Labeling (IML) technology in the food sector
Small Pails
Lid and Tubs
Capsules
Drink Cups
Use in the non-food sector
Addressing customers via packaging is also a focus in the non-food sector
Packaging is also an important means of communication in the non-food industry. In addition to visual design options, technical information plays a central role here. This must be clearly legible after labeling. IML systems for the non-food industry ensure that even detailed information remains accurate and permanently visible.
A decisive advantage of IML technology is that the label is permanently bonded to the packaging. This is a strong argument in favor of the IML process, especially in the non-food sector, such as paint buckets, which are still used as transport aids or containers even years later. Once applied, the logo remains permanently visible.
Our IML systems can be used to label a wide variety of industrial packaging, from large paint buckets and cartridges for silicone and lubricants to plastic packaging for cleaning agents.
