Inkjet Coding
Handheld Inkjet Printer
A handheld inkjet coding device with touchscreen, grip and print head.
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Inkjet Coding
Inkjet coding selection starts with the package surface and the information to be printed. Print height is only one part of defining the application.
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SELECTION CONSIDERATIONS
Plan Shrink, Carton Sealing, Strapping and Coding Tasks ↗Use a real substrate sample.
Ink adhesion depends on the substrate and surface condition. Identify the material, coating and handling environment before selecting an ink or expecting a durable code.
Provide the code content, position, required character height and the way the package is presented. A handheld printer listing is not proof of compatibility with every plastic or coating.
Useful details for your enquiry
- What surface and coating will be printed?
- What code and character height are required?
- How will the mark be handled after printing?
Compare the task before the configuration
| Selection area | What to compare | What to provide |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Substrate, coating and condition | Actual area to be marked |
| Message | Text, characters and position | Print artwork and character height |
| Handling | What happens after marking | Expected contact, rubbing and storage |
Where this task fits in your process
A code on a primary container and a code on a dispatch carton can involve different surfaces and presentation. Provide artwork for the actual package and show where printing sits in the handling sequence.