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Pryor Technology have been working in the marking and traceability industry for over 170 years, so we do have ‘some’ experience in the area. Below are a collection of articles covering topics and questions that we regularly get asked. If you have further questions, please get in touch

What Does “Indelible” Actually Mean Under the EU Battery Regulation?

It is one word. Four syllables. And right now it is keeping compliance managers, production engineers and regulatory teams at battery manufacturers across Europe up at night, Battery Marking is about to become more complex. Indelible. The Cambridge English Dictionary defines Indelible as "An indelible mark or substance is impossible to remove " Article 13(7) of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542...

14/05/2026Automotive, EV Battery marking, Knowledge Centre, TechnicalRead more...

Two-Wheeled Safety: Traceability Marking for Motorbikes and Bicycles

Motorbike and bicycle owners prioritize safety gear and responsible riding, and rightly so. However, traceability marking is a critical yet underappreciated aspect of ownership. This blog post delves into the importance of traceability and its impact on theft prevention, accident investigations, and overall vehicle security. What is Traceability Marking? Sometimes referred to...

16/12/2024Automotive, Knowledge CentreRead more...

Traceability in Manufacturing Best Practice

Traceability in manufacturing is not just a buzzword; it's a critical component of modern production processes. It involves tracking the journey of a product, from raw materials to the final consumer. This comprehensive tracking system offers numerous benefits, including improved product quality, enhanced supply chain visibility, and streamlined regulatory compliance. Why...

26/11/2024Knowledge CentreRead more...

Dot Peen and Laser Marking Vs Labelling or Inkjet Printing for Production Lines

In the fast-paced world of manufacturing, efficiency, durability, and accuracy are paramount. Every component, product, or package must be clearly and permanently marked for identification, tracking, and compliance purposes. Traditionally, methods like labelling or inkjet printing have been employed for such tasks. However, with advancements in technology, dot peen...

11/03/2024Knowledge CentreRead more...