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To print production dates, expiration dates, and product data on packaging, as well as packaging the products, various types of machinery are used in industrial settings. Here are some common types of machines:

1. Date Coding Printers: These printers are used to print production dates, expiration dates, batch numbers, and other product information directly onto packaging materials such as labels, boxes, or pouches. They can use various printing technologies including inkjet, thermal transfer, or laser printing.
2. Inkjet Printers: Inkjet printers are commonly used for printing variable data such as expiration dates and batch numbers on packaging materials. They offer flexibility in printing on various surfaces and substrates.
3. Thermal Transfer Printers: These printers use heat to transfer ink onto packaging materials. They are suitable for printing high-resolution text, barcodes, and graphics on labels and flexible packaging materials.
4. Laser Coders: Laser coding machines use lasers to etch or mark information directly onto packaging materials. They are often used for high-speed production lines and can provide permanent, high-quality marks.
5. Labeling Machines: Labeling machines apply pre-printed labels containing production dates, expiration dates, and other product information onto packaging. They can handle various label sizes and shapes and are used in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics.
6. Packaging Machines: Packaging machines encompass a wide range of equipment used to package products. This includes form-fill-seal machines, blister packaging machines, shrink wrapping machines, and more. These machines automate the process of enclosing products in packaging materials such as bags, pouches, boxes, or trays.
7. Coding and Marking Systems: These systems integrate with packaging machines to automatically print date codes, expiration dates, and batch numbers onto packaging materials as part of the packaging process.
8. Vision Inspection Systems: These systems use cameras and image processing algorithms to inspect printed information on packaging for accuracy and quality. They can detect smudged or misprinted codes and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

These machines play crucial roles in ensuring product traceability, quality control, and compliance with labeling regulations in various industries. The choice of machinery depends on factors such as the type of packaging material, production volume, printing requirements, and budget considerations.