#KeepCodingSimple

What Could Possibly Be Better Than Winning MVP? How About Winning People’s Choice at the Same Time? 

The History of Sneed Coding Solutions 

Our CEO, Bryan Sneed, had been in the coding and marking industry for 15-years when he decided to start Sneed Coding Solutions at the end of 2017. While Bryan had worked with continuous inkjet and high resolution print systems over the course of his career, in 2006 he got hooked on thermal-inkjet technology, after he started working with ANSER printers. 

Our Pallet Wrappers Will be Available Later This Year 

We intend to keep every part of packaging simple and in order to do that we need to make sure that from the time boxes are formed to the point they’re being prepped for distribution, we’re doing just that. Our first venture into packaging equipment started with our case sealers, then we added our case erectors, which are now available to preorder, and later in 2023 we’ll be adding our pallet wrappers.   

SNEED-JET® and SNEED-PACK Equipment are Paving the Way to Automation, to Help You Keep Up With Demand

We’ll Get The Job Done Right, When Overpriced Equipment Doesn’t 

Everything You Need to Know About Kindred Spirit Brewing 

“Kindred Spirit Brewing was founded by a group of friends with the goal of crafting beers that draw people together.” What better way to bring friends together, after a long day, than with a place to kick back and enjoy some well-deserved craft beers? If you’re in the Richmond, Virginia area, then lucky you, but if you’re like the rest of us, then you’re also missing out on beers like Headspace, Day Drink’n, and Gridlock. 

We’re Taking #KeepCodingSimple on the Road  

We're Going to Simplify Inkjet Coding All Over the World 

Where in the world is SNEED-JET®? We’re glad you asked because in 2023 we’ll be attending 10 packaging trade shows in 4 different countries, 7 states, and 10 cities. What better way to let the world know about our SNEED-JET® thermal inkjet coders than by bringing our innovations along for the ride. In addition, this is a great way to show you all just how versatile our coders really are because we’ll be interacting and working with all sorts of industries. We’re doing everything we can to #KeepCodingSimple for everyone, regardless of wherever they may be; even if you can’t make any of the shows, we’ll be posting plenty of updates, so keep an eye out. 

Printing On The Fly Makes Keeping Up a Breeze

Have You Ever Heard About Pinole Blue? 

Believe it or not, “try to keep up” was the first thought that came to mind when reading about Pinole Blue; why you might ask? According to Eddie Sandoval, founder of Pinole Blue, “Our product uses the same ancient ingredients and processes as the Tarahumara tribe of Mexico, an indigenous group famous for their running culture. The Tarahumara drink the roasted ground-blue corn (Pinole) for energy, seeing as though they need it, since they are known for running 50-100 miles a day.” 

Sneed Keeps Coding Simple, So That Wilson-Garner Co. Can Keep Manufacturing Simple

What is the Wilson-Garner Company Known For? 

If you’re new to the world of manufacturing, then maybe the Wilson-Garner Co. doesn’t ring any bells; however, they’ve been around long enough to make a name for themselves in the industry. Wilson-Garner Co. is a family owned company that has more than 70 years of experience manufacturing specialty bolts, screws and studs that you can’t find anywhere else. They pride themselves on catering to their customers’ needs, regardless if they only need a handful of pieces or a couple thousand. 

Why Just Open Boxes, When You Can Open The Opportunities to Save Money, Time, and Materials Too?  

What is a Case Erector?

We’re sure that you want your production line to run as smoothly as possible, who doesn’t, but what happens when you can no longer keep up manually? In the beginning, forming boxes manually is manageable, but growth usually brings along higher demand for both production and supply, that’s where the need for automation starts to become apparent.

When it comes to forming boxes, ideally you’re looking for consistency in structure and production rates, both of which can easily change when you’re relying on manual labor. According to Hughes Enterprises,

Thanks to Section 179, of the Internal Revenue Code, You Can Now Receive a Tax Break for Buying Packaging Equipment  

There’s no denying that growing a business is a challenge all to itself, especially when it comes to financing it all, so it’s important to be aware of all of the resources available to you. While you might not have known of Section 179 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, it’s time that you take advantage of these tax savings. Believe it or not, buying packaging equipment won’t just help you automate your current workflow, but it’ll help you earn an immediate expense deduction.  

Why Spend Precious Time Manually Forming Boxes When it Could Be Put To Better Use?

You may be familiar with our coding equipment and our mission to #KeepCodingSimple, but we figured it’s time to start #KeepingPackagingSimple as well, especially with there being so much equipment to do so with. While we may have started branching into packaging with our case sealers, we’re now taking the next step with case erectors. What better way to open boxes and opportunities than with a SNEED-PACK case erector?