Labeling roadshow
Printer on the road in a truck
In view of the cancelled trade fairs and contact restrictions in industrial companies, the labeling provider Bluhm Systeme from Rheinbreitbach is currently organizing a roadshow with a mobile trade fair stand. On board the roadshow truck is, for example, the AP 182 pallet labeler, which can be operated without a protective housing. The device is particularly interesting for customers who require professional labeling after processes. Also brand new and unique is the Markoprint integra PP 108, a piezo inkjet printer that can print products in two colors simultaneously at lightning speed and high resolution. This system should be of interest to all areas in which safety symbols need to be printed.
The marking truck can be set up anywhere on company premises and parking lots and, with its folding side walls, offers a suitable presentation area. This allows interested parties and visitors to gain an impression of the variety of devices that can be used to mark products and packaging. Designers and engineers can get a live impression of how end customers can produce even more efficiently, reliably and with greater process reliability. The hygiene concept ensures compliance with minimum distances. pb
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