Inside DAYSJET: A Long-Term Commitment to Continuous Inkjet Engineering

Industrial coding equipment operates in a demanding environment. Printers must deliver clear, repeatable marks while working alongside production lines that may run for long hours, handle changing products and use many different packaging materials.

DAYSJET’s development has been shaped by these real production demands. From its early continuous inkjet platforms to today’s product range, the company has focused on a consistent engineering objective: make industrial coding stable, practical and economical to operate.

Engineering Built Around Real Production Conditions

The earlier DAYSJET company profile described a development approach combining accumulated inkjet experience, electronic engineering capability, independently developed technology and a strong focus on product quality.

That combination remains important because continuous inkjet performance depends on more than the visible print. Fluid control, electronics, software, printhead stability and consumable behavior must work together as one system. A printer also needs an operator interface and maintenance structure that production teams can manage efficiently.

DAYSJET develops coding systems with these day-to-day requirements in mind. Product decisions are informed by practical packaging and identification applications rather than specifications in isolation.

A Product Journey of Continuous Improvement

The public DAYSJET timeline records several stages in the company’s product development:

• In 2010, the manufacturing business was established in Chongqing.
• In 2011, the first 1820 series product was introduced.
• In 2015, the 1830 series expanded the continuous inkjet range.
• In 2018, the 1760 series marked another generation of product development.
• In 2025, the 1770 and 1780 series extended the current portfolio.

Each stage reflects changing customer expectations. Production teams increasingly require clearer user interfaces, easier maintenance, flexible print configurations and dependable integration with conveyors, encoders and other line equipment.

The current DAYSJET product range responds to those needs with options for standard coding, multiple nozzle sizes, pigment applications and different production environments.

Experience Across Diverse Industries

DAYSJET systems have been applied in food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, automotive components, electronics, cosmetics, wire and cable, building materials and chemical products.

These industries share a need for reliable identification, but their coding conditions are very different. Packaging films may require fast-drying ink. Dark cables and rubber parts may need high-contrast pigment ink. Beverage lines often combine high speed with moisture and frequent cleaning. Electronic and automotive components may demand small, precise characters in limited print areas.

Working across these applications helps the engineering team evaluate printers as complete operating systems. Print quality matters, but so do adhesion, start-up reliability, maintenance workload, consumable use and the ability to keep pace with the line.

Supporting Identification, Traceability and Brand Protection

Industrial codes carry increasingly important information. Date and batch codes help manufacturers manage quality and inventory. Serial numbers and production data support traceability. Product identifiers can also contribute to anti-counterfeiting and channel management.

DAYSJET works from the customer’s production objective and then considers the suitable printer, printhead, ink and integration method. This solution-oriented approach helps turn a general coding requirement into a configuration that can perform reliably on the actual line.

Continuing the Engineering Journey

Continuous improvement remains central to the DAYSJET approach. The company will continue refining its CIJ platforms, expanding application knowledge and developing practical solutions for global manufacturing customers.

The purpose behind that work is straightforward: give production teams clear codes, dependable operation and an ownership experience that supports long-term value. Manufacturers planning a new coding project can review the CIJ printer selection guide or contact DAYSJET for application advice.