#KeepCodingSimple

See Our SNEED-JET Titan Series Installed Across a Variety of Industries 

Correct us if we’re wrong, but there’s nothing like seeing a product in action to determine if it’ll really perform as it's supposed to. Here at Sneed Coding Solutions, we understand that seeing is believing and that’s why we urge each and everyone of you to take a look at these videos, submitted by actual Sneed customers, in which our tech is hard at work. Within the videos you’ll notice just how simple it was for business owners to add in the SNEED-JET Titan printer into their existing setups. 

Check Out The SNEED-JET Titan Series at Pack Expo

Are you tired of dealing with inkjet printers that require costly maintenance, tedious clean up routines, and have limited capabilities? Here at Sneed Coding Solutions, we understand just how crucial a role your printer can play on the production line, which is why we strive to #KeepCodingSimple. 

Visit our Booth for a Chance to Win a FREE Portable Handheld Printer!

It’s been a year already? Well, we’re thrilled to be back at this year’s Pack Expo in Chicago. Time sure does fly when we’re helping businesses, all around the county, streamline their inkjet coding processes. It may seem complicated, but we can assure you that it’s a lot simpler than it sounds; if you don’t believe us, we encourage you to come by so that you can put us to the test yourself. Our team of experts are ready to help businesses and manufacturing operations across all industries!

What Problem Was Dillonades Facing Before SNEED-JET Titan Printer?   

When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade, right? Well, this mother-son duo did just that in the Summer of 2020 and ended up with a thriving freshly-squeezed, fruit-infused lemonade that the world just seemed to love. However, with the business growing at an exponential rate and Dillonade’s expanding into the supermarket industry, Tiffany Green, CEO of Dillonades, decided it was time to reach out to the professionals here at Sneed Coding Solutions, Inc. 

It is not the most glamorous part of manufacturing, but it is necessary in many cases. Part marking is the process where manufacturers tag individual parts with information, so if needed, you can easily identify them. In doing so, you can trace the parts back to them for recall or other purposes.

Very often, our grocery store products come with various expiration dates and numbers. There are so many that it can be difficult to tell which ones reveal the safety information we want. This article on what expiration dates really mean will hopefully help clear up some of the mystery.

To answer the question, “Why is date coding required?” we should explore how food manufacturers work with different stakeholders. When it comes to date coding, manufacturers must live up to the standards set by the government, their industry, and their consumers. By comparing how these influences create the date codes we see on our products today, we can better understand why they are required.

People who don’t know the answer to “What is inkjet lot coding?” should at the very least understand it is a system that allows companies to trace groups of the same product in the event of a recall. But, for those who want to dig a little deeper, there’s far more to learn about this subject.

The world of packaging and labeling can get overwhelming for some business owners and managers. Thankfully, there are resources to help guide them through whatever confusion they might encounter. Inkjet date coding, in particular, is an area that people need to be educated about. So, read on to discover the answer to, “What is inkjet date coding?”

Lot coding is a simple but extremely helpful concept. Essentially, a manufacturer will mark each batch of a product with a code that differentiates it from the other batches. Sometimes, they base these numbers on a certain time that the batches were produced or a particular feature that makes them different from previous iterations. Whatever the system behind it, companies can use the lot coding system to trace their products back to their source, an invaluable feature in the event of a recall or any other reason to track down large quantities of a product.