Factronics USA — Content Plan

Objective: Make Florida food and beverage manufacturers wonder what is coming so they watch for the reveal. Psychology: Curiosity gap, anticipation. Slide 1 (Hook): "Something is landing in Florida manufacturing." Slide 2 (Info): "Two things. One booth. September 13." Slide 3 (CTA): "The Linx 9800 Series. See it at Booth 1471." Caption: We have been quiet for a reason. September 13, at the Miami Food & Beverage Show, we show two things that change how Florida manufacturers run a line. Booth 1471. The Linx 9800 Series is one of them.

Meta: Factronics has been quiet for a reason. Two new things arrive at the Miami Food & Beverage Show on September 13. We do not usually tease. We show up, we demo on your line, and we leave with a handshake. So when we go quiet, it means we are building something worth talking about. This month we are bringing two new things to Florida manufacturing. We will not lay both out here. That would ruin the part where you walk up to our booth and see it for yourself. But we will tell you this much: one of them fixes a problem every plant manager has already accepted as normal. The other one does a job you are probably still paying a person to do. The first thing is a printer. Not a printer like the one gathering dust in your warehouse. A printer built so your line does not stop. It cleans its own printhead. It keeps printing when the power flickers. It checks every code before the package leaves the line. That is the Linx 9800 Series. The second thing we are keeping quiet about. You can guess, or you can come see it. Why Miami? Because the food and beverage industry in this state is the biggest manufacturing market we serve, and it keeps getting asked for more. More traceability. More codes per package. More proof that every lot can be tracked from the line to the shelf. Retailers are asking for it now, not in 2028. The tools to answer them are about to get a lot easier to get. We are based in Medley. We are 15 minutes from Doral and Hialeah. We show up the same day your line goes down, and we speak your language, English and Spanish. September 13 through 16. Miami Food & Beverage Show 2026. Booth 1471. Walk up. Ask us what is new. Then ask us to bring it to your plant. → Book a Visit: factronicsusa.com/contact

Subject: Something is landing in Florida. Preview: Two things. One booth. September 13. Hi [First Name], We have been quiet. Now you know why. On September 13, at the Miami Food & Beverage Show, we show two new things. One is a printer that cleans itself and keeps running when the power drops. The other, we are keeping quiet until you see it. Booth 1471. Four days only. Walk up and ask us what is new. Then ask us to bring it to your plant. We are 15 minutes from Doral and we demo the same day. → See It First: [Event URL] The Linx 9800 Series prints consistent codes on every package, automatically. See it at Booth 1471.

Objective: Get Miami food and beverage owners to commit to stopping by Booth 1471. Psychology: Social proof, specificity, urgency. Slide 1 (Hook): "Miami Food & Beverage Show. September 13 to 16." Slide 2 (Info): "Two launches. One booth. 15 minutes from Doral." Slide 3 (CTA): "Booth 1471. The Linx 9800 Series is ready for your line." Caption: Four days in Miami. Booth 1471. See the new Linx 9800 Series and the robot that runs your line. We are local. We bring it to you. ¿Quieres verlo en español? Pasa por el booth 1471.

Meta: Factronics is at the Miami Food & Beverage Show 2026, September 13-16, Booth 1471. Two launches, one booth, and a team 15 minutes from Doral. The Miami Food & Beverage Show runs September 13 through 16, 2026, and we are in it. Booth 1471. Come find us. We picked this show because it is our backyard. Our office is in Medley, Florida. Doral is 15 minutes up the road. Hialeah is next door. The food and beverage plants we serve every week are the same people walking these aisles. When your line goes down, we get in the truck and come to you. At the show, you get the same thing, just without the truck. What you will see at Booth 1471: The Linx 9800 Series CIJ printer. This is the launch that matters most to food manufacturers. It cleans its own printhead in under five minutes with the Linx SureClean wash station. It has a built-in battery, Linx PrintProtect, so it keeps printing for up to three minutes if power cuts and runs a full shutdown routine so the nozzle does not block. It verifies every code with the Linx Iris vision system, so a bad date or a smudged lot code does not ship. For plants dealing with FSMA traceability pressure, it builds GS1 Data Matrix codes with a step-by-step tool on a seven-inch touchscreen. The second launch. We are calling it a robot, and it is the part we are most excited to put in front of you. It is affordable, it is easy to use, and it handles everything from micro-tasks to heavy lifting. Standard Bots. That is the name. We are bringing them to Florida. Why it matters now. Retailers like Walmart and Publix are already enforcing traceability standards ahead of the official dates. If you sell to them and cannot produce lot-level records, you are not just behind. You are at risk of losing the listing. The equipment that fixes this is getting easier to buy and easier to run, and we are showing it live this week. Bring a package. Bring a date code you are tired of hand-stamping. We will show you what the Linx 9800 Series prints on it, right there at the booth. → Schedule a Visit: factronicsusa.com/contact

Subject: Booth 1471. September 13 to 16. Preview: Two launches. One booth. Come see it first. Hi [First Name], The show starts next week. Here is the short version. Miami Food & Beverage Show 2026. September 13 to 16. We are at Booth 1471 with two launches: the new Linx 9800 Series CIJ printer, and a robot line we are bringing to Florida for the first time. Bring a package you code by hand. We will print on it at the booth and show you the difference. We are local, we are bilingual, and we demo on your line the same week. → Booth 1471: [Event URL] The Linx 9800 Series cleans its own printhead and keeps printing through power loss. See it at Booth 1471.

Objective: Move pharma and compounding buyers from "my printer is fine" to "my printer is the problem". Psychology: Loss aversion, effort reduction. Slide 1 (Hook): "Your CIJ printer still needs daily cleaning." Slide 2 (Info): "The Linx 9800 Series cleans itself in under 5 minutes." Slide 3 (CTA): "Linx SureClean and Linx Iris. Every code verified." Caption: Unplanned downtime on a coding line costs money and risks DSCSA documentation. The Linx 9800 Series with Linx SureClean cleans and dries the printhead in under five minutes, no engineer needed. The Linx Iris vision system checks every code before it ships. Meet DSCSA serialization requirements with the Linx 9830, GS1 Data Matrix codes, validated and audit ready.

Objective: Introduce Standard Bots to mid-market food producers who cannot find line labor. Psychology: Labor cost framing, ease. Slide 1 (Hook): "The labor shortage is not going away." Slide 2 (Info): "Standard Bots. Affordable. Easy to use." Slide 3 (CTA): "Bolt and Droids. From micro-tasks to heavy lifting." Caption: Standard Bots is the largest AI-native industrial robot manufacturer, built to be affordable and easy to use. The Bolt is built for uptime. Droids are built for ROI. From micro-tasks to heavy lifting, we bring them to your line in Florida. Ask about Standard Bots and the Linx 9800 Series at the show, or book a demo.

Meta: The Linx 9800 Series cleans its own printhead, keeps printing through power loss, and verifies every code. Most CIJ printers stop for the same three reasons. The printhead clogs. The power flickers. A bad code ships down the line. Each one costs money. A single four-hour stoppage from a clogged printhead runs between $3,000 and $8,000 in lost product, labor, and delayed shipments. Most plants accept this as normal. It is not. The Linx 9800 Series was built to remove those three stops. First, the printhead. The Linx SureClean wash station cleans and dries the printhead automatically, in under five minutes, using 11 precision jets. No operator scrubbing. No contact with cleaning fluid. You can schedule it by running hours or calendar days, and the printer reminds the operator when it is due. Second, the power. The Linx PrintProtect battery is built into every model. If mains power cuts, the printer keeps printing for up to three minutes. If power does not come back, it runs a full shutdown routine so the nozzles do not block. You can also move a running printer between lines on up to nine minutes of battery, no shutdown, no restart. Third, the codes. The Linx Iris vision system is an optional camera that plugs straight into the printer. It detects absent codes, missing characters, distorted text, wrong dates, and text that does not match. It can stop the line or sound an alarm when a bad code appears. It inspects at up to 2.5 meters per second. Nothing ships unverified. For pharma and nutraceutical plants, there is more. The 9830 and 9840 models build GS1 Data Matrix codes with a step-by-step tool on the printer itself. Application identifiers are validated as they are entered, so a wrong code is hard to produce. The Linx REST API connects the printer to your ERP. Documentation for the equipment ships with every install, ready for your auditor to review. The lineup runs from the Linx 9810, a reliable everyday coder, up to the Linx 9840 Spectrum, which prints high-contrast codes on dark products with pigmented inks. A 50-micron printhead option cuts ink use by up to 48 percent, and Active Airflow Control cuts solvent use by up to 42 percent. The point is not the spec sheet. The point is that your line stops less, your codes are right, and your documentation is there when the inspector asks. → Request a Demo: factronicsusa.com/contact

Meta: Standard Bots brings affordable, easy-to-use AI-native robots to Florida production lines. Meet the Bolt and the Droids. You cannot staff your way out of the labor problem. The shortage is structural. Every food and beverage plant in the Southeast is competing for the same pool of line operators, and the pool keeps shrinking. The answer is not to pay more for the same struggle. The answer is to hand the repetitive work to a machine and let your people do the parts that need a person. Standard Bots is the largest AI-native industrial robot manufacturer. The whole pitch is two words: affordable, and easy to use. For years, robots meant a six-figure machine, an integrator, and a specialist to program it. Standard Bots removed that. You do not need a robotics engineer to get value. We are bringing Standard Bots into Florida through Factronics, and we are showing them at the Miami Food & Beverage Show. The lineup. The Bolt is built for uptime. It is the workhorse that keeps running shift after shift, the machine you put on the line and forget. Droids are built for return on investment. If you want to know whether a robot will pay for itself on your line, Droids are where you start. The range is what matters. Standard Bots covers everything from micro-tasks to heavy lifting. A micro-task is the small, repetitive motion that wears a person down over eight hours. Picking a part. Orienting a package. Placing a label in the same spot a thousand times. Heavy lifting is the pallet and the case, the load that sends people home sore. One robot platform, many jobs. Why now. Food and beverage production is exactly the kind of repetitive, high-volume work robots are good at. It is also the kind of work that is hardest to hire for. When a robot runs the packing station, your trained people move to quality checks, changeovers, and the jobs that keep the line moving. We sell and support the equipment. We install it, we train your operators in English or Spanish, and we stay local. That is the part a robot catalog cannot give you. → Book a Demo: factronicsusa.com/contact

Concept: A single-page product map of the Linx 9800 Series. Model lineup across the top, the five uptime and cost numbers down the side, and a GS1 Data Matrix callout for pharma. Key data points: - Models: 9810 (everyday), 9820 (higher throughput), 9830 (less maintenance), 9840 (fast), 9840 Spectrum (dark products) - 3 minutes of battery printing (PrintProtect) - 5 minutes to clean the printhead (SureClean) - 48 percent less ink (50-micron printhead) - 42 percent less solvent (Active Airflow Control) - GS1 Data Matrix builder on 9830 and 9840

Concept: A capability map for Standard Bots. Three bands: Bolt (uptime), Droids (ROI), and the task range from micro-tasks to heavy lifting. Key data points: - Bolt: built for uptime, the shift-after-shift workhorse - Droids: built for optimal ROI, start here to prove payback - Range: micro-tasks (pick, orient, place) to heavy lifting (pallet, case) - AI-native: the largest AI-native industrial robot manufacturer - Affordable and easy to use: no integrator, no specialist

Subject: The wait is over. Meet the Linx 9800 Series. Preview: And the robot that runs your line. Hi [First Name], The tease is over. Here is what we launched at the show. The Linx 9800 Series CIJ printer. It cleans its own printhead in under five minutes with Linx SureClean. It keeps printing through power loss with Linx PrintProtect. It verifies every code with Linx Iris, so a bad date never ships. And Standard Bots. Affordable, easy-to-use robots that handle everything from micro-tasks to heavy lifting. The Bolt is built for uptime. Droids are built for ROI. You do not need to have made it to Miami. We are local, and we bring both to your plant. → Book a Demo: [URL]

Objective: Convert non-attendees into booked demos, especially cosmetics contract manufacturers coding premium packaging. Psychology: Effort reduction, premium outcome. Slide 1 (Hook): "You missed Miami. That is fine." Slide 2 (Info): "We bring the demo to your plant. Glass. Aluminum. Plastic." Slide 3 (CTA): "The Linx 9800 Series marks it all. No ink. No smudge." Caption: You did not need to be at the food show to see what is new. We bring the Linx 9800 Series to your plant and mark your glass, aluminum, and plastic right in front of you. No ink, no smudge, permanent codes. Book a demo this week.

Meta: The Miami Food & Beverage Show is over. The Linx 9800 Series and Standard Bots are in Florida. The show is over. The booth is packed up. The two launches are not a Miami secret anymore, and that is the point. If you missed the Miami Food & Beverage Show, here is what you missed. Two new things are now available to Florida manufacturers through Factronics. The Linx 9800 Series CIJ printer. This is the one that fixes downtime. It cleans its own printhead in under five minutes. It keeps printing through a power cut for up to three minutes and shuts down safely so the nozzles do not block. It verifies every code before the package leaves the line. For plants under FSMA or DSCSA pressure, it builds GS1 Data Matrix codes with a tool that is hard to get wrong. Standard Bots. An AI-native industrial robot line that is affordable and easy to use. The Bolt is built for uptime. Droids are built for ROI. It covers micro-tasks through heavy lifting, which is another way of saying it handles the repetitive work your line struggles to hire for. What changed for you. Not much, if you already have reliable coding and enough labor. Everything, if you do not. A plant that was hand-stamping date codes now has a machine that prints them automatically. A plant that could not keep a packing station staffed now has a robot on that station. The technology that used to be reserved for big operations is now available to the 50-person plant down the road from us in Doral. The part that did not change is us. We are still based in Medley. We still show up the same day your line goes down. We still speak English and Spanish, and we still install the equipment, train your operators, and hand you the documentation for the equipment, ready for your auditor. You did not need to be in Miami. We bring the demo to your plant. Tell us what you package, and we will show you what the Linx 9800 Series prints on it, and whether a Standard Bots robot makes sense on your line. → Book a Demo: factronicsusa.com/contact

Subject: You missed Miami. We brought it home. Preview: Book a demo. We come to your plant. Hi [First Name], The Miami Food & Beverage Show is over. The Linx 9800 Series and Standard Bots are in Florida now. You do not need a plane ticket to see them. We drive to your plant, we demo on your line, and we leave you with a quote. Same day, English or Spanish. The Linx 9800 Series cleans its own printhead, keeps printing through power loss, and verifies every code with Linx Iris. Standard Bots Bolt and Droids put a robot on the jobs you cannot hire for. → Book a Demo: [URL]