Metal marking and printing on plastic industrial parts, used in the aerospace and automotive industries, is needed for a number of reasons, including brand and part identification, traceability, anti-counterfeiting measures, and regulatory compliance. Some applications may require that the parts be static while the printhead moves, others that the parts are in motion while the printhead remains fixed.
As well as coding on rubber requires either printers that can function in the most demanding of production environments and are capable of using high opacity inks or laser coders that provide high contrast marking or deep etching on rubber.
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MARKING ON METAL AND PLASTIC PARTS OFFERS
Four different coding solutions, depending on your different needs when metal marking as untreated metal, painted metal or inkjet printing on industrial plastic parts, being them hard plastic or rubber parts, or other related substances.
Our line of SmartLase laser coders comes in four different wavelengths, with the shortest wavelength working well on bare metal and the others more suitable for high contrast printing on painted metal and some plastics.
For plastics not compatible with lasers, we also offer continuous inkjet, thermal inkjet, and valvejet printer technologies using dedicated inks. Each of these printers has unique advantages.
CODING ON RUBBER OFFERS
Our 9450 contrast series of continuous inkjet (CIJ) printers, featuring a patented pigment ink circuit, uses high contrast, durable inks that ensure clearly legible codes, even on the darkest of substrates. Available in a wide variety of colors, these inks are highly resistant to harsh environmental conditions and display excellent adhesion qualities.
Alternatively, for permanent and ink-free coding on rubber, we offer the CO2 SmartLase C600, as well as the fiber SmartLase F250 laser coders. The fiber laser coder is usually used to produce high contrast codes, while the CO2 laser coders are best suited for deep etching or engraving into the rubber. The permanence of laser codes guarantees the traceability of your products over the long term, and these coders are capable of creating complex messages, including barcodes.
Markem-Imaje laser marking series offers a wide range of the most advanced CO2 laser printers and fiber laser printers for marking and coding for high-speed applications on the most demanding packaging lines with high-quality results.
Make the best and code all your packaging types with the Markem-Imaje continuous inkjet printing series.
Valvejet DOD Large Character Printers.
Large character printers are a cost-effective, easy to use solution for contactless printing on multiple substrates.
Markem-Imaje's valvejet or large character printers are used across multiple sectors ranging from electronics to the logistics and warehouse segment. Drop-on-demand inkjet technology also commonly known as piezo printers or piezo electric inkjet printers, and can be used on a wide range of substrates including plastic containers and metal parts.
Markem-Imaje's valvejet or large character printers are suitable for low resolution but robust marking operations offering compactness and serving multiple sectors ranging from industrial to FMCG.
Markem-Imaje's range of thermal inket printer series or TIJ printers offer high quality compliant barcodes codes on uneven surfaces and direct onto a product with ease-of-use and little maintenance required. Markem-Imaje thermal inkjet technology is contact-free and involves heating ink that is highly accurately transferred onto even moving, 3D surfaces.
Markem-Imaje's thermal inkjet printer series or TIJ printers offer exceptional value-for-money and easy-of-use for high quality compliant coding including on moving and irregular surfaces and direct onto a wide