Industrial printers
Carefully chosen models from Afinia Label and NeuraLabel. Not an endless catalogue, but the printer that suits your volume and your material.
- Advice before you buy
- On-site installation
- Maintenance and repair
Authorised dealer — Afinia Label & NeuraLabel
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From GHS labels in the chemicals industry to precision labels in the pharmaceutical industry: Aladin Code supplies the industrial label printer that fits your production — together with the ink, the labels made to measure and the maintenance that follows.
Your label printer supplier in the Kempen region: personal advice from Arendonk (province of Antwerp), delivery and service throughout Belgium and the Netherlands.
- Since 1990Working in labelling
- Labels made to measureAny size and material
- On-site serviceBelgium and the Netherlands
Authorised dealer
GHS-compliant labelsfor hazardous substances
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Single-source supplier
Everything your label needs, from one supplier.
A printer is only one part of the story. The ink and the label material also decide whether your label stays legible in the freezer, on the factory floor or outdoors on a drum. That is why Aladin Code supplies all three together.
Ink
Original ink for the printers we supply. Aladin Code deliberately works with Afinia Label and NeuraLabel, because their ink delivers the colour fastness that industrial labels need.
- Original ink
- Ordered into stock
- No surprises afterwards
Labels made to measure
All standard sizes and bespoke work, in any material — always matched to the printer you use them on. That is how the quality stays guaranteed.
- Any size and material
- Matched to your printer
- Unwinders from Labelmate too
Also for maintenance and repair of the printers we supplied, and for accessories such as unwinders and rewinders from Labelmate.
Since 1990
Decades of labelling experience.
One point of contact.
Aladin Code was founded in 2006 by Michel Grauwen, who had already spent sixteen years in the labelling world by then. That experience goes into every piece of advice today: you speak directly to the person who will later install and maintain the printer.
- 1990Working in the sector
Hands-on experience built up with labels and printers.
- 2006Aladin Code founded
A sole trader ever since, with one fixed point of contact.
- BE & NLOn-site service
Delivery, installation and maintenance in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Our range
The printers we recommend most often.
Not a catalogue of a hundred models. Together these machines cover just about every industrial application — from GHS labels for hazardous substances to precision labels for the pharmaceutical industry, with the colour labels for food and cosmetics in between.
NeuraLabel
NeuraLabel Callisto
Designed for GHS-compliant labels for hazardous substances. Accurate, durable and in line with the international safety standards — the printer we recommend most often to businesses in the chemicals and pharmaceutical industries.
- Our recommendation
- Authorised dealer
- Price on request
- Suitable for GHS-compliant labels
Afinia Label
Afinia Label L901
Powerful industrial colour printer for product labelling where speed and print quality have to go together.
Price on requestMore information
Afinia Label
Afinia Label L801
Commercial colour label printer with impressive print quality and speed, for businesses that print their own labels.
Price on requestMore information
Afinia Label
Afinia Label L502
Industrial colour label printer with dual ink cartridges for vivid, high-quality labels.
Price on requestMore information
Selection guide — five short questions
Which label printer suits your business?
You do not need to know any specifications to choose the right industrial label printer. Answer five questions about your label and your production, and you will know which of our models suits you — with the reasoning alongside.
Question 1 of 5
01
How many labels do you print per day?
The volume decides how heavily the printer has to be built — and whether it keeps up with the pace of your production.
02
Where does the label finally end up?
Moisture, refrigeration and chemicals each place their own demands on the ink and the material.
03
How long does the label have to stay legible?
A shipping label lives for days. An industrial rating plate has to still be there years later.
04
How wide is your label?
This is the most decisive detail: the width rules models out outright. GHS labels in the chemicals industry are usually at least A5 (148 mm).
05
What material do you print on?
All four printers work with any material — as long as it has an inkjet coating. Under that coating almost anything is possible.
Our recommendation
Your recommendation
Thank you — your details have been noted. You will hear from us personally.
Ink & labels
The printer is in place. What next?
Then the real work starts: the right labels every week and new ink on time. Aladin Code supplies both — in all standard sizes, cut to measure, in any material, and always suitable for the printer you have.
- Standard sizes and labels made to measure
- Every material: paper, synthetic, freezer- and outdoor-resistant
- Original ink from Afinia Label and NeuraLabel
- Accessories such as unwinders and rewinders
Industries
Every label has its own requirements.
A GHS label has to meet rules that an ordinary product label never sees, and a pharmaceutical pack carries different data on every box. Those two industries are our centre of gravity, and that is where we supply printers, ink and labels most often.
Chemicals & hazardous substances
GHS-compliant labels that meet the international safety standards — resistant to chemicals, UV and outdoor storage, and printed to BS5609.
View this industryPharmaceutical industry
Short runs with high accuracy, and variable data on every pack — from batch number to expiry date, flawlessly legible.
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We supply these industries just as readily:
Food industry
Freezer- and moisture-resistant labels, use-by dates and changing packaging.
Cosmetics
Colour labels where the finish of the label helps sell the product.
Drinks & brewing
Labels that shrug off condensation, refrigeration and transport.
Manufacturing & logistics
Product, shipping and identification labels, printed in house from now on.
Is your industry not listed? The question stays the same: what do you print, on what, and how much.Tell us about your situation
How we work
From question to running printer.
Moving to printing labels in house does not have to be a project of months.
- 01
We look at your label
What volume do you print per day, on which material, and does the label go indoors or outdoors? Those questions decide the choice — not the brochure.
- 02
You get one recommendation
Not a list of options, but the printer that fits. On request we print a sample of your own label beforehand, so you have the result in your hands.
- 03
Installation and follow-up
We install the printer at your premises in Belgium and the Netherlands, and stay available afterwards for ink, labels and maintenance.
Blog
What we learn along the way, we write down.
Maintenance
Label printer not showing on network? 5 checks before you call anyone
Your label printer is on, but your PC can't see it? Go through 5 steps you can check yourself before you call the technician. Read the checklist.
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Moving or shipping a label printer: how to pack it without transport damage
Moving your printer or sending it for service? Steps for the NeuraLabel Callisto: Service Sled in, ink out, lift with two people. Ask us for advice.
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Printing CLP labels in-house: what changed in 2026?
If you print your CLP labels in-house, you adjust the design today and print the new version tomorrow. No box of 800 outdated labels in the cupboard.
Read onMaintenance
Label printer media running crooked? Three checks before you call the technician
Is the media on your label printer pulling to one side? Usually the cause is mechanical and something you can fix yourself. Three checks you can do in ten minutes, without tools.
Read onMaintenance
Why pharma is driving the label printer market, and what that means for your printer
The market for digital label printing is growing on the back of stricter regulation in chemicals and pharma. What that growth means for the machine on your shop floor, and the four things worth checking now.
Read onChoosing
Callisto, L901, L801 or L502: our four printers compared
What really sets the four models apart? A clear comparison on volume, environment, material and application — so that you know which profile is yours.
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Update: compare the four printers without leaving the page
Every printer page now has a fixed bar at the bottom with an expandable comparison table. Seven criteria, four models side by side, without clicking back and forth.
Read onNews
New on the site: the selection guide that points to your printer in five questions
From now on you will find an interactive selection guide on our site. Five short questions about your label and your production, and you will know which model suits you — with the reasoning alongside.
Read onChoosing
When is the NeuraLabel Callisto the right choice — and when is it not?
An honest assessment: in which situations the Callisto is the clear answer, and when you are better off with an Afinia Label L502, L801 or L901.
Read onIndustries
Why the NeuraLabel Callisto is the right choice for the chemicals industry
GHS labels place demands that an ordinary label printer cannot meet. Why chemicals businesses end up with the NeuraLabel Callisto — and what that delivers in practice.
Read onChoosing
The complete guide to choosing a label printer
Volume, ink type, label width and the real cost: the four questions that decide which label printer suits your business — with the NeuraLabel Callisto as a recurring example.
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Frequently asked questions
What businesses ask us most often.
Is your question not here? Feel free to ask —you will get a personal answer
Which label printer do I need for my business?
That depends on four things: how wide your label is, how many you print per day, where the label ends up and how long it has to stay legible. Our selection guide walks you through those questions in five steps and gives a reasoned recommendation. Prefer to talk it through straight away? Send us your situation and you will get personal advice.
What does an industrial label printer cost?
We work with prices on request, because the cost depends on your volume, your labels and the accessories you need. More important than the purchase price is the cost per label: you pay that again every month. We work out both with you beforehand.
Can I print GHS labels for hazardous substances myself?
Yes. For that you need pigment ink, certified label material and a machine with enough print width. The NeuraLabel Callisto meets the BS5609 standard and prints up to 296 mm wide — the model we recommend for GHS labelling.
What is the delivery time for a printer?
That depends on whether the machine is in stock or has to be ordered. Allow about a week; we agree the exact term at the moment you order.
Do you also supply ink and labels if I bought my printer elsewhere?
You are always welcome for ink and labels, even without a machine from us. Maintenance and repairs we only carry out on printers you bought from us.
Can I get a test print of my own label beforehand?
Yes. Send us your design with the size and material you want, and we will print a sample so that you have the result in your hands before you decide.
Contact
Tell us which label you print.
Let us know which size, which material and which volume you need. You will get a personal answer with a concrete proposal — not a standard brochure.
- Advice before you buy, with no obligation
- Price on request, matched to your volume
- A test print of your own label on request
- info@aladincode.com
- Location
- Arendonk 2370, Belgium
- Service area
- Belgium and the Netherlands
- VAT
- BE0897684817
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