Versatile Printing Solutions: The Continuous Inkjet Printers for Variable Information and Traceability Data

The continuous inkjet printer market is expected to witness significant growth due to its ability to code onto various materials, regardless of their porosity, size, shape, or texture. These printers are mainly utilized for printing variable information on individual products, such as dates, batch codes, logos, and product names, making them valuable for ensuring traceability data and compliance with industry regulations. The ink used in continuous inkjet printers is pumped from an ink reservoir and ejected through a nozzle, creating a jet of ink that is then broken up into droplets through high-frequency vibration. The charged droplets pass through deflector plates, creating an electrostatic field, and are landed on the passing product.

One of the significant factors driving the continuous inkjet printer market is the growing usage of these printers for advertisements, which offer high print quality. Their versatility and suitability for coding and marking in various industries, including food, beverage, pharmaceutical, healthcare, beauty, cable and wire, and industrial markets, further contribute to their demand. Continuous inkjet printers offer non-contact coding, making them suitable for coding breakable products. The flexible distance between the print head and the product allows printing on curved or uneven surfaces, expanding their application range.

The better adhesion provided by continuous inkjet printers makes them suitable for surfaces like glass, plastic, and metals, making them a preferred choice for marking and coding products across multiple industries. They excel in coding on bottles, cans, sachets, films, foil, pipes, profiles, cables, and wires. Their ability to electronically control individual ink drops for printing characters on products adds to their reliability.

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Continuous inkjet printers cater to various industries such as food & beverage, pharmaceuticals, automotive, cosmetics, electronics, and other industrial sectors. These printers are suitable for various marking and coding applications in packaging and are not labor-intensive. Clients have the option to alter languages as per their requirements.

Key Takeaways:

  • Continuous inkjet printers can code on various materials and are used for printing variable information on individual products for traceability and compliance purposes.
  • Their non-contact coding feature makes them suitable for coding breakable products, and their flexible distance from the print head allows printing on curved or uneven surfaces.
  • Continuous inkjet printers are widely used in food & beverage, pharmaceutical, automotive, cosmetics, electronics, and other industries.
  • They offer reliable marking and coding solutions on different materials at various orientations and speeds, supporting lot codes, dates, barcodes, logos, and text.
  • Continuous inkjet printers are versatile, providing outstanding coding on a wide range of substrates, including glass, plastic, metals, wood, and more
Continuous inkjet printer market: Key Players

The key players in global inkjet printer market are – Videojet Technologies, Inc., Hitachi America, Ltd., Linx Printing Technologies, Paul Leibinger GmbH & Co. KG, Keyence Corporation, Control Print Ltd., Markem-Imaje among others.

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Continuous inkjet printer market: Segmentation

On the basis of line speed, the global continuous inkjet printer market has been segmented as:

  • 200-400 m/min
  • 500 m/min & above

On the basis of lines of print, the global continuous inkjet printer market has been segmented as:

  • Up to 3 lines
  • Maximum 5 lines
  • Above 5 Lines

On the basis of substrate, the global continuous inkjet printer market has been segmented as:

  • Metals
  • Glass
  • Paper
  • Plastic
  • Wood
  • Others

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On the basis of end use industry, the global continuous inkjet printer market has been segmented as:

  • Food & beverages
  • Cosmetics
  • Automobile
  • Electronics
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Others

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