Inkjet Coding Machine H9650

nkjet coding machines are used for printing variable information such as dates, batch numbers, barcodes, and other product identifiers onto packaging materials. These machines are essential in industries like food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and electronics for compliance with labeling regulations and for traceability purposes.

Types of Inkjet Coding Machines:

1. Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) Printers:

   • Operation: Uses a continuous stream of ink that is electrically charged to print on the packaging as it passes by.
   • Advantages: High-speed printing, capable of printing on various surfaces including porous and non-porous materials. Ideal for high-volume production lines.
   • Applications: Commonly used in industries where high-speed and high-quality coding is essential.

2. Drop-On-Demand (DOD) Printers:

   • Operation: Uses a series of tiny nozzles to eject ink droplets only when needed, creating the image or text.
   • Advantages: Provides high-resolution printing with less ink wastage. Suitable for applications requiring detailed printing.
   • Applications: Often used for smaller runs or applications requiring variable data and high resolution.

3. Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) Printers:

   • Operation: Utilizes heat to create ink droplets that are then deposited onto the surface.
   • Advantages: Easy to use and maintain, with high resolution and accuracy. Typically used for coding and marking on consumer goods.
   • Applications: Common in environments where ease of use and high print quality are important.

4. Laser Coding Machines:

   • Operation: Uses laser beams to etch or mark text, barcodes, and images onto surfaces.
   • Advantages: Permanent marking, no consumables, high precision, and suitable for a variety of materials.
   • Applications: Often used in industries requiring permanent and tamper-proof markings.