Epson, Loftware and 3M webinar on labeling for life sciences

Andrew Moore, product manager, Commercial Label Printers, Epson America, said: ‘Labeling within the medical and life sciences industries is inherently complicated and companies often find themselves overwhelmed with multiple labeling processes and databases. This webinar will provide insight from labeling industry leaders on how to simplify the process to easily print on-demand labels using Epson’s ColorWorks desktop printers, 3M’s Durable Label materials for medical applications and Loftware Enterprise Labeling solutions.’ 

 

The webinar will include direction on how to add efficiency and create a compliant labeling process, how to enable traceability across the supply chain, and ways to overcome the challenges of kitting and postponement labeling. Participants will learn about suitable inkjet label materials, labels that endure sterilization and network administration tools for enterprise management. 

 

Loftware’s Enterprise Labeling solutions and 3M’s Durable Label materials integrate with Epson’s ColorWorks label printers to create a comprehensive labeling process that can streamline and simplify compliant labeling. 

 

‘While compliance is a “must do” for life sciences companies, many don’t realize that it presents an opportunity for process improvement that can deliver significant benefits,’ said Laura Johnson, Loftware director of Sales for Life Sciences.  

 

‘At Loftware, we help companies place a focus on uncovering new ways to drive efficiencies and reduce errors as part of a compliance effort – and the payoff is significant. They end up with a more agile labeling process that reduces costs and allows them to respond quickly to changing customer and regulatory requirements while speeding time-to-market.’ 

 

Loftware Spectrum enables life sciences companies to meet rigorous regulatory requirements such as UDI, EU MDR and 21 CFR Part 11 as they seamlessly implement, deploy, maintain and scale their labeling operations globally. 3M’s Durable Label materials for medical applications are designed for a range of traditionally challenging labels such as those with tight radiuses or small diameters, flexible surfaces and hard-to-stick-to LSE materials.