A track and trace coding printer is an industrial printing system used to apply unique, scannable data—such as serial numbers, barcodes, and QR codes—directly onto products or packaging. These systems create a chain of custody, enabling manufacturers to track goods from the factory to the consumer, ensure regulatory compliance, and prevent counterfeiting.
Helps companies and consumers easily verify a product's authenticity
Tracks the precise physical location of an object across a global supply chain
Allows manufacturers to efficiently trace specific batches or tainted ingredients to remove them from shelves quickly
Links individual package codes to master codes on outer cartons and pallets, which simplifies bulk inventory tracking
Unique codes assigned to individual items or packages
High-density codes that store large amounts of data in a small space
Identifiers used to group items manufactured at the same time
Specific manufacturing dates and expiration dates.