Robust, proven & economical
TIJ technology for almost any material
Thanks to its contactless printing, TIJ technology is ideal for fast, continuous marking processes. Specialty inks (e.g., UV inks, UV-curable inks, food-grade inks, etc.) allow for optimized solutions for virtually any application.
Robust, proven & economical
Almost unlimited application possibilities with suitable inks:
Paper, cardboard, carton, wood (pallets, boxes, plates, boards,...), plastic (sewage pipes, power cables, PET bottles, shrink film, plant pots, hard plastic containers, beverage bottles,...), plywood, labels (adhesive labels), fabrics and textiles, cloths, CDs, DVDs, canvas, cotton, glass (bottle labels), concrete (e.g. sewer pipes, concrete blocks, concrete bollards), metal (rims, cans, canisters, metal plates, barrels, keg labels, nameplates), protective masks (surgical masks, FFP2 masks), film ( stretch film , plastic bags), sheet metal (copper, aluminum, aluminum plates, steel, aluminum foil,...), leather, rubber (carpet backings, hoses, cables), ceramics (tiles, flower pots), meat packaging (bowls, chub packaging, vacuum film , shrink film, bags, pouches, bands, cans,...) Styrofoam, bricks (bricks, roof tiles,...), insulation materials (coconut, cellulose, perlite, jute,...), plaster, wallpaper, sealants (silicone, acrylic), floor coverings (laminate, tiles, parquet,...), porcelain, synthetic resin, foams (PUR foam, cold foam, composite foam, PE foam) or even organic substrates (plants, melons and other foodstuffs).
Extensive and combinable print formats
Most TIJ systems offer a fixed set of print formats that are frequently required in industry and commerce. In addition to text and numbers, these include, of course, dates, serial numbers, or batch numbers (counters).
Barcodes
, QR codes, data matrix codes, and simple monochrome graphics. These print formats can, of course, also be combined with each other and then saved as a complex template. All print formats and templates can be created directly in the device; only the use of graphics (logos, static data matrix codes, etc.) may require prior external image processing to optimize them for monochrome printing and convert them into a suitable file format.
