matriq at Fakuma from October 12 to 16, 2026
Together with Arburg, Kebo and Borouge International (Borealis), we will be demonstrating live at Fakuma the production of injection pens for medical technology — with individual, part-specific marking in the form of a Data Matrix code that changes from shot to shot.
The parts produced are read by a Keyence camera and synchronized in real time with your process and production data from the database. Every part is therefore uniquely serialized and linked to its digital twin. This makes traceability, quality assurance and counterfeit protection a reality.
The entire marking process
- is cycle-time neutral,
- requires no additives,
- runs directly in the mold, with no additional handling,
- needs no floor space around the machine,
- is food- and medtech-compatible,
- and is cleanroom-compatible.
Our sincere thanks to our partners for the excellent collaboration.