When ipipe Sverige AB entered the market with its recyclable polypropylene conduits, the company’s goal was clear: to challenge industry conventions and bring sustainability to electrical installations. Setting up a brand-new production facility from the ground up, ipipe needed a high-performance marking solution that could ensure precision, reliability, and compliance while supporting its energy-efficient vision.
Wavin´s unit in Sweden manufactures polyethylene pipes and their end customer had requested permanent traceability markings. They had previously marked the pipes with inkjet, but as polyethylene is relatively slippery material, inkjet printings were easily vanished from the pipes during handling. Cajo provided integrable laser marking solution Cajo Vega for Cables™ for marking pipes on-the-fly
PKC Group is part of the Samvardhana Motherson Group, one of the world’s largest automotive companies worldwide. They (among designing and manufacturing) customize wire harnesses for their customers that includes also marking the wires. Previously the marking process was covered by two different methods: CO2 laser and heath-shrink tubing. It caused a number of additional
