DURBAN: “A packing room that only needs date codes for three weeks should not have to buy a coder,” said the hire coordinator at Handheld Printers Rental. “We prefer to ask what they are marking and send out the right unit and ink for that job.”
That is the thinking behind the Durban company’s handheld printers for hire, offered on weekly and monthly terms for cartons, bags, pipe, timber and steel.
Before a unit goes out, the team checks whether the surface is smooth and coated or rough and dusty, and whether the job is a date, a batch code, a barcode or a logo. Those answers decide between solvent, water-based and quick-dry ink, in black, white or red. Message loading, test prints and operator training can be included with the hire, so the first codes on site are readable.
Durban and Pinetown clients often collect locally. Units also go out to Pietermaritzburg, Johannesburg, Cape Town and Richards Bay for short runs and shutdown work.
The full hire range is at handheld-printers.co.za. Coding and marking machines for permanent lines are available through am.co.za.
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