Features

• Printing Quality : While standard inks are less expensive than pigment-based inks, they fade more quickly. For archival prints, pigment inks are the best choice because of their longer lifespan. Specific inks are available for photo printing and water-resistant document creation on certain models. Print speed is expressed in pages per minute (ppm) and varies based on the type of printer and document complexity. Models with faster speeds work well for large-scale printing.
• Connectivity : The majority of thermal inkjet printers allow direct computer connection via USB. With the Wi-Fi connectivity found in many models, printing from laptops, tablets, and smartphones is possible without the need for wires. A local network can share a printer among several users if it supports network connections.

Usage

Applications

• Product Marking & Coding : Used to print product information such as barcodes, expiration dates, batch numbers, and other essential information on various surfaces like packaging, plastic, metal, and cardboard.
• Logistics & Warehousing : Ideal for printing on packages and shipments, ensuring goods are properly labeled for tracking and identification in warehouses and distribution centers.
• Food & Beverage Industry : Ensures compliance with regulations by printing critical information such as expiry dates, ingredient lists, and traceability codes directly onto food packaging.
• Pharmaceuticals : Helps with compliance and tracking in the pharmaceutical industry by printing serial numbers, batch codes, and expiration dates on drug packages.