inotec Case Studies

Containers, pallets, trays: for more than 70 years, companies worldwide have placed their trust in the durable and versatile products of Georg Utz GmbH. Time and again, inotec has supplied suitable labelling solutions for this purpose. When a durable and Auto-ID-compatible label was needed for a new reusable standard box, the two companies joined forces once again. Together with GS1, they created the GS1 SMART-Box – a product that is already setting standards for the circular economy of the future shortly after its market launch.

Reusable transport packaging are sustainable alternatives to single-use packaging, preparing

logistics and trade for an environmentally friendly future.

The use of inotec storage solutions in the integration of a custom configured Warehouse Management System.“

When the Samworth Brothers company was looking for a new hanging sign for its chilled distribution site in Leicester they chose to partner with inotec which specialises in supplying bespoke warehouse labelling and line marking solutions. The result is an innovative ‘docket grab’ hanging sign that uses ballbearings to grip dockets. These signs, which can be either single or double-sided, are now being used in the pick by line area of Samworth’s Oak Meadow facility.

Product warnings and recalls are expensive, brand-damaging and sometimes even existentially threatening for the food industry. Producers are liable for any contamination, even if processes, such as transport, are the cause of contamination. Up to now the industry has hardly been able to track how and under what conditions products are being transported. With the new ENFIT standard, an innovative software from bulkvision and highly durable labels from inotec this is now changing.

Leading high quality floor marking installations, RFID and barcode labels specialist, inotec, recently completed an impressive line marking project for one of the UK’s food and drink logistics providers.

Warehouse signage and floor marking specialist, inotec UK, has recently completed a £60,000 project for an electrical appliance manufacturer at its 23,200 sq m national distribution centre in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.