A ribbon coding machine is a device used for packaging surface marking. Widely used in the food and daily chemical industries, it accurately prints traceability information such as production date, batch number, expiration date, and specifications on packaging materials like plastic, paper, film, and metal.

Most machines are powered by an electric motor with a voltage of 220V. Constructed of food-grade stainless steel, they weigh approximately 30-50 kg and are easy to operate, supporting manual or semi-automatic operation. Some models can be integrated with production lines. They offer a print speed of 30-120 times per minute with an accuracy of ±0.1mm. The ribbon has strong adhesion, provides clear, wear-resistant printing, and resists smudging.

Outgoing inspection videos and machinery test reports are available, with a one-year warranty and online after-sales support. These machines are compatible with packaging types such as bottles, cans, and cartons, meeting the labeling needs of small and medium-sized production runs and providing reliable support for product compliance and traceability.