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Flexible identification for components, sub-assemblies, machine parts, and tools – for adhesive bonding, attaching, or combined use.
From small parts and pre-assembled sub-assemblies to large machine components and tools: in mechanical engineering, size, shape, surface finish and handling often vary considerably.
This also means that the requirements for labelling vary. On a flat surface, an adhesive label may be the right solution. For pipes, components with irregular geometries or during assembly, a tag is often more suitable.
Combi-labels are particularly versatile, as they can be either stuck on or attached depending on the application. This allows a single labelling solution to be used for different components and process steps.
Barcodes, DataMatrix and RFID also enable digital identification and traceability – from the warehouse through production and assembly to provision or dispatch.
Small components, assemblies, large machine parts and tools vary greatly in size, shape and surface finish.
A variety of label formats and materials enable labelling that is specifically tailored to the component and its application.
Not every component has a suitable adhesive surface. At the same time, hanging labels are not always suitable for every process.
Adhesive, hanging and combination labels allow for flexible attachment. Combination labels can be stuck on or hung, depending on the component’s geometry.
From the warehouse through machining and pre-assembly to final assembly, components must be clearly traceable.
Durable labelling ensures relevant information remains available on the component and supports a seamless flow of materials and assembly.
Item, order or identification data must remain reliably linked to the correct object.
Barcodes, DataMatrix and RFID enable the unique digital identification of components, assemblies and tools.
In mechanical and plant engineering, a finished product is created step by step from many individual components. Parts production, sub-assembly, final assembly and testing each place different demands on marking and traceability.
During the production process, the identity changes from an individual component to an assembly and finally to the complete machine or plant. Marking facilitates the unambiguous allocation of the item, production order, serial number and process step.
Barcodes or RFID can make the required information available directly on the object and support end-to-end identification right through to delivery.
Every surface and every process is different. That is why we recommend carrying out a practical test under real-world conditions.
Tell us about your application. We will select a suitable marking solution and appropriate samples.
We offer innovative labels and customised identification systems tailored to the specific needs of our customers. Our many years of experience in industrial labelling and our high quality standards make us a trusted partner in a wide range of industries.
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S+P Samson GmbH
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86438 Kissing
Germany
