Date Coding Machine
The industrial printing field has always championed mechanical creativity and innovation. The advent of continuous inkjet (CIJ) printing in the 1950s, for example, allowed for new levels of product coding efficiency. When thermal inkjet (TIJ) printers arrived on the market in the 1980s, their high resolution code for printing on corrugate, and no mess ink delivery allowed companies of all sizes to mark their products with clearly legible text and machine-scannable barcodes.
Today, this innovation continues with printer providers continuously introducing new models with features and benefits that give manufactures solutions to their printing needs. Year after year, companies work towards making their machines faster, more reliable, and capable of operating in harsher conditions than ever before. With these developments, manufacturers have continuously redefined what their printers are capable of.
Here, we look at these innovations by examining how hardware designers have improved TIJ date coding machines in recent years.
InkJet Inc.’s Date Coding Machine Solutions
Thermal Inkjet Printers: Anser U2, X1, and A1 Models
TIJ printers are often designed for slower speed lines and intermittent coding tasks, but some TIJ models also offer high-speed capabilities. InkJet, Inc. carries numerous TIJ printers of varying specialties and price points. Our current options include:
See the chart below for a closer look into how our TIJ options compare to one another:
Need a New Date Coding Machine? Find the Best Model To Meet Your Needs With the Help of InkJet, Inc.
Over the last few years, new printers like the Anser X1 have changed the idea of what date coding machines are capable of. If you’re searching for a new marking system and won’t settle for anything but the best, contact InkJet, Inc. today to learn more about how a thermal inkjet printer can improve your operation.