The difference between the coding machine and the printer
November 28, 2020
The dot-matrix online laser coding technology can realize high-speed and high-precision online coding, which represents the latest development direction of the current online coding technology, and can provide enterprises with efficient and feasible product coding solutions. This paper mainly studies the application of dot matrix online laser coding technology. This article will introduce you the difference between coding machine and inkjet printer.
As manufacturers' production targets increase slowly, people need to print high-quality codes on their products with more efficient laser solutions, but these requirements are generally difficult to achieve for laser coders on the market today. Now, the marking speed of a low-power laser coder cannot meet the fast requirements of the manufacturer's coding. Large format printing applications are becoming more and more popular at the same time, and as encoding content becomes more complex, data processing becomes more difficult. As a result, often productivity gains are often difficult to satisfy because some problems are limited.
To meet the needs of manufacturers to improve the quality of coding, the world's leaders in coding, marking and printing solutions have developed two new types of laser coding systems - the Videojet 3340 and 3140 laser coding systems. The latest CO2 design meets the best coding requirements as a mainstream application, while meeting the needs of manufacturers for faster data processing speeds, high-speed coding, and large-format printing applications.
These advanced CO2 laser solutions offer the industry's largest range of markings, up to 20% larger than other similar laser coders on the market today. With a range of up to 600 mm in width, a laser coder can meet the needs of large-format printing applications that were previously available with two previous laser coder. Large format marking ranges increase productivity and productivity. “Videojet offers a wide range of configurations to flexibly meet the installation and integration needs of specific packaging lines; the range of identification options available ensures that customers are provided with the required identification performance.
