Marking For Glass | Industry

Our reciprocating coders are a popular option for marking glass containers. They work with various inks, and changing colors is fast and simple.

Choose the pneumatic contact coder for higher-volume production lines since it supports coding up to 160 items per minute. You can use Gentle Touch™ manual operation or integrate it with your other automated packaging solutions. 

Our grit etching systems are an excellent alternative to laser marking for glass with less potential for fracturing, which can lead to larger chipping issues. They're also perfect for tempered glass marking since their layout is friendly for flat glass panels.

We carry options ranging from hand-held models to ones capable of supporting high-volume production. Our systems rely on compressed air, which helps ensure even and consistent grit application. Couple them with our rubber masks for precision etching and quick change-overs that reduce idle time on your production lines.

Ink-based stamping is versatile and often ideal for lower-volume marking. Marvel Marking Products carries a range of stamps and inks for various applications.

Our adhesive-backed stamps feature durable rubber construction designed to handle industrial solvents without losing the ability to create crisp, clean marks. We customize your stamp to include your certification information and your company logos. 

We also have multiple inks available for use during the glass manufacturing process. Choose heat-activated ceramic frit-based inks to produce etched-looking or white marks during tempering. Self-drying ink in white or black creates a permanent mark on the inner surface during laminated glass production.