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MIT connects digital printing, inspection and clean-air control at Propak Cape 2026
Digital printing, inspection and extraction
are often specified separately, yet their performance is closely connected.
Clear, production-ready information still needs a sound pack; a compliant
product still needs dependable foreign-body detection; and a productive laser
application needs effective fume extraction. MIT can give manufacturers a local
point of contact for application guidance and support across these linked
requirements.
Direct-to-package printing
GSI adds digital direct-to-package
printing. NoLabel supports high-contrast black or white barcodes, logos and
variable information, while Colorize CMYK and CMYK+W enable inline full-colour
output, including on darker kraft materials. For suitable applications, this
can reduce reliance on pre-printed packaging, make shorter runs more practical
and move artwork or SKU changes closer to production.
Inspection that protects products and packs
Sesotec provides foreign-body detection,
material analysis and sorting technologies. Its food-industry portfolio
includes GLS and INTUITY tunnel metal detectors, RAPID metal separators,
LIQUISCAN systems for liquid and paste products, and RAYCON X-ray inspection.
These technologies support contaminant detection and quality assurance at
appropriate control points.
Teledyne TapTone extends quality control to
the pack itself. Its portfolio includes acoustic, proximity and twin-proximity
leak sensors, as well as Fill_xr and Fill_ir fill-level technologies. Producers
can match the method to the container, closure and product to detect leaks,
pressure-related issues and incorrect fill levels, with options for vision
inspection and reject handling.
Cleaner air around coding and marking
Purex completes the portfolio with local
exhaust ventilation and fume extraction for industrial environments, including
laser coding and marking. Systems such as the iFume 400i Red capture process
fumes at source and use monitored filtration to support equipment, product
quality and the working environment.
Together, the four agencies support one
production objective: getting the right product, in the right pack, carrying
the right information, through the line with confidence. MIT invites visitors
to Stand C10 to discuss where a more connected approach could improve
performance.
Register to attend for free here: https://tickets.tixsa.co.za/event/propak-cape-2026
About Molenaar Industrial Technologies
MIT supplies coding, marking, inspection
and extraction technologies for food and beverage, pharmaceutical and
industrial production environments. Through its international agency portfolio,
local application guidance and technical support, the business helps
manufacturers strengthen traceability, product quality, packaging integrity and
production-line performance.
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