Inkjet printers are commonly used in industrial and commercial marking applications. Their core function is non-contact inkjet printing, making them widely used in the food and daily chemical industries. They can quickly print information such as production date, batch number, expiration date, QR code, and anti-counterfeiting labels on plastic, glass, metal, and paper packaging.

Most printers use an electric drive with a voltage of 220V, offering a print resolution of 300-600 DPI and a print speed of 1-5 m/s, adapting to various package sizes. They feature a touchscreen interface, allowing for quick parameter adjustment and real-time ink level monitoring, making maintenance easy. The ink has strong adhesion, is resistant to abrasion, and is heat and cold resistant, meeting food hygiene and industrial marking standards.

Video factory inspection and mechanical test reports are standard, along with a one-year warranty and online technical support. These printers meet the needs of efficient and accurate labeling in mass production and support compliance and traceability.