EC-JET|What is an Inkjet Printer   　

An inkjet printer refers to a type of printing device that disperses tiny droplets of ink onto various surfaces to create text, numbers, images, shapes,

and codes.

 These printers are employed for marking important details like expiration dates, lot numbers, serial numbers, barcodes, and date codes on a

multitude of surfaces, such as paper, plastic, wire, cable, metal, resin, or glass.

 The inkjet printing technique involves generating small droplets that are expelled through a nozzle, which swiftly releases them in a consistent

pattern onto the designated surface.

In industrial applications, inkjet printers encompass continuous inkjet printers that emit streams of ink particles, facilitating the labeling of products,

parts, and components on manufacturing lines. Every produced item requires proper identification for storage, distribution, and sales. Continuous

 inkjet printers streamline this labeling process, enhancing convenience and effectiveness. As products move through a

pre-programmed system, the printer swiftly imprints vital information onto each item.