Welcome to Cycjet. Professional manufacturer of intelligent inkjet coding and laser marking machines
Welcome to Cycjet. Professional manufacturer of intelligent inkjet coding and laser marking machines
Continuous inkjet printers produce a continuous stream of ink, which is ejected from the main ink tank through nozzles and into the ink channel.
Continuous inkjet (CIJ) is a small character inkjet printing technology ideal for marking on both flat and curved surfaces. It is a non-contact printing method that can print on virtually any substrate using a variety of continuous inkjet inks. CIJ printers are widely used globally for directly printing dates, batch numbers, codes, ingredients, and other product information and markings on products and packaging.
The dust and water resistance of a laser marking machine depends on its IP protection rating. CYCJET offers laser marking machines with a protection rating of up to IP69, making them suitable for washing and effectively preventing dust particles from entering.
Laser marking systems are known for their reliability, with expected lifespans of laser sources ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 hours, depending on the type of laser.
All CYCJET lasers are classified as Class IV equipment, but operation as a Class I system is recommended to ensure operator safety.
Basic preventative maintenance is minimal: the filters in the smoke exhaust system must be replaced periodically, and the front optics should be inspected and cleaned as needed. Depending on operating conditions and usage, a more detailed preventative maintenance is recommended annually.
CYCJET's controllable beam lasers can mark products moving on the production line. They can also mark products when they are stationary.
For connections to PLCs, Ethernet/IP™ and PROFINET industrial protocols are optional.
Factors to consider when evaluating the correct system include: production line speed, spacing between products, substrate to be labeled, code content (quantity and area size), environmental conditions, and integration requirements.
Factors to consider when evaluating the correct system include: production line speed, spacing between products, substrate to be labeled, code content (quantity and area size), environmental conditions, and integration requirements.
