 | Sows & Pigs |
| Coils (Hot & Cold) |
| Ingots |
| Billets (Homogenising) |
| Other Aluminium Reheating Processes |
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Annealing and homogenising |
| Barcode tracking label will withstand the rigors of annealing processes although some issues yet to be resolved including solvents on coil, unpredictable application temperatures |
| Label will survive homogenising at temperatures up to 600°C for 24 hours |
| Barcode tracking label will withstand the rigors of homogenising processes |
| HP300/HP350 label material and printed barcode image will survive temperatures up to 600°C for several hours |
| Eliminate possibility of mixed alloys and mixed drops in continuous or batch homogenising systems |
| Automated application systems eliminate human intervention |
| Large label can include both bar code and text to enable long range scanning and man readable |
| Optimum barcode size - code 128 - 3 of 9 and 2 of 5 enable larger, wider spaced bars allows for easier scanning on uneven surfaces |
| Manual or auto applied |
| Printed on demand or pre-printed |
| Uniform adhesion, squarely applied and durable |
| Scannable and readable immediately and in the future |
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Dependable Aluminium identification offering full technical support |
| Evaluate conditions and design label |
| Manufacture of applicator |
| Applicator system installation |
| Engineering and technical support |
| Communication, programming support |
| Label and printer ribbon support |
