Thermal Inkjet Printer For Industrial Coding

The printhead is heated up to about 644°F (340°C) within seconds, producing a bubble in the ink that propels the ink out of the nozzle and onto the substrate. Such a process allows printing batch numbers, barcodes, dates, and other variable data with high precision on a variety of packaging materials.

TIJ printers allow fast, high-resolution printing, are simple to use without any requirements for maintenance, are solvent-free, and allow switching between jobs promptly on production lines.

These printers can be used for printing a wide range of materials such as plastic, metal, glass, foil, and paper. Thus, they are ideal for printing labels of electronic components, pharmaceutical products, and codes on cartons.

There is no need for maintenance for thermal inkjet printers. If the cartridge is replaced, a new printhead will come along with it, and there will be no need for cleaning and servicing of the printhead. The best thing to do is to clean the printhead using a lint-free cloth.

TIJ is more suitable and cleaner technology for printing high resolution pictures and codes on the label and carton surfaces. CIJ is more suited for printing faster and small characters without contacting the non-flat surface such as bottles.

The distance must be maintained up to 3/16 inches or less (less than 4.7 mm).

Yes, TIJ printers are highly recommended for producing logos, barcodes, 2D codes with high quality.

Yes, current thermal inkjet printers are quite popular for industrial batch coding, especially for printing on flexible packaging, labels, and cartons on manufacturing and packaging lines.

Yes, a thermal inkjet printer can be easily integrated with conveyors, labeling machines, and other automatic packaging machines.