RX900e is the world’s first and only on-demand colour RFID label printer.
RX900e Colour RFID Printer is the world’s first and only full-colour, on-demand label and tag printer that also has built-in RFID encoding technology. The RFID reader/encoding module is supplied by Intermec®, a global leader in RFID technology. It is compliant with EPC Global Gen 2 Class 1 and ISO 18000 –b and –c specifications.
While industries carry on polluting the planet with their toxic chemicals, toxic waste and toxic spills, Earth’s pollinators sing a swansong that leaves no doubt as to the foolishness of modern civilisation.
A family run business that specialises in growing the finest tomatoes for the most discerning of customers, including such blue-chip organisations as Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and the Co-operative Society, R & L Holt first opened its doors for business back in 1979, and today has grown into one of the most sought after and respected companies in the industry.
Cooperation Rainbow Paprika Telers u.a was formed in 1997 with just seven growers. Today, across The Netherlands it has 24 members. The aim was to be able to deliver direct to customers, both national and international, a range of fresh produce sorted and packed according to the customers’ wishes. In 1997, the Cooperative started a centralised sorting and packing station to improve customer service.
Müller Dairy in Market Drayton, Shropshire, has been in production since 1992. When it comes to producing quality dairy products to the highest standards Müller is a market leader.
Müller’s most popular product in the UK is the well known “Müller Corner” which is available in several different varieties, such as Fruit, Crunch and Bio Yogurt Corner. Müller manufacture to the very highest quality control and safety standards, they demand the same market leading technology from their equipment suppliers.The requirement was for an X-ray system that offered high performance, high accuracy detecting foreign objects with very low false reject rates, then check and reject incorrectly filled products – this they achieved with the OCS Checkweighers X-ray scanner.
