PPKMARKVideo from lines that are running
Filmed at working plants, nothing staged or cut: you see the line speed, the moment of marking and the inspection camera at work. Below are customer video reviews and recordings of the station software itself.
Filmed on lines
Plastic, tinplate, film, profile — eleven videos from lines
Different materials and speeds: plastic, painted lid, tinplate, film, window profile. A video starts on click.
Line software
The operator's workstation at work
Not a diagram and not a screenshot: the actual screen during a shift — filling a pack, printing a label, working with no network. The software itself is covered on the page PPKLink.
These four clips are hosted on YouTube, where the software walkthrough was filmed. If the platform is slow to open, we show the same thing over a call by sharing our screen: the software runs without being installed on a line.
Video reviews
Customers on how a station lives after commissioning
A tour of the plant and a conversation with the customer: why they chose this solution and how it holds up after launch.
Window profile, nine lines at one plant. How we synchronised code marking with a variable extruder speed and scaled the solution across the whole plant. Window profile station
Household chemicals, cosmetic jars. A full turnkey marking cycle: the equipment running at real speeds and why the customer chose this solution. Household chemicals station
Where to next
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Station quote
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Only name and phone are required — an engineer takes it from there. You get the station layout, equipment list and price range. Free, within a working day.
Line and equipment already in place, only software needed? PPKLink is sold separately
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