How a Paging Conveyor Improves Carton and Pouch Inkjet Coding
Learn how paging conveyors improve product spacing and code consistency for carton and flexible pouch inkjet printing.
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Learn how paging conveyors improve product spacing and code consistency for carton and flexible pouch inkjet printing.
Read MoreSee how an automatic paging machine and CIJ printer create reliable date, batch and traceability codes on flat packaging.
Read MoreDates, batch numbers and product information must remain readable on many different packages. These application examples show continuous inkjet printing on a plastic bottle cap, a small foil pouch, a large plastic bag and card-shaped packaging moving on a conveyor. One coding method for different package shapes Continuous inkjet printing is suitable for many production lines because the printhead does not touch the package. It can print on flat, curved and moving surfaces when the product is guided past the printhead at a controlled distance. The yellow plastic cap shows a clear date and Chine…
Read MoreFootwear factories need clear production identification while maintaining a fast and continuous workflow. This application shows a compact touchscreen inkjet printer installed beside a footwear conveyor to print codes on shoe components as they move through the production line. Printing without contact Shoe parts may have curved, soft or slightly uneven surfaces. A continuous inkjet printer applies the code without touching the product, which reduces the need for mechanical contact with the material. The printhead is mounted above the conveyor and positioned close to the target area. Depending…
Read MoreFlexible circuit boards and electronic components often require compact, readable codes without slowing the production line. This application shows a small-character continuous inkjet printer integrated with an automated handling station to print identification information on flexible circuit materials. Why CIJ printing works for flexible electronics Flexible printed circuits have limited printing space and move through several production steps before final assembly. A non-contact continuous inkjet printer can place small text on the available surface without pressing against the material. The…
Read MoreAs electronic products become smaller and more complex, manufacturers face growing challenges in applying readable identification codes to limited surface areas. Plastic connectors, sensor housings, miniature electrical components, and compact electronic enclosures often require product identification, batch numbers, or traceability information without affecting their functionality. Micro character inkjet printing offers a practical non-contact marking solution […]
Read MoreA practical CIJ application for printing production dates and batch codes on aluminum can bottoms with clear contrast and fast drying.
Read MoreSee how a CIJ printer can be integrated into automated equipment to print compact QR codes on metal components and support traceability.
Read MoreA practical guide to continuous inkjet marking on braided cable, covering line integration, code repeat distance, contrast and inspection.
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