Our services range from sales of printers and packaging equipment, providing technical services like maintenance of printers and repairs services. We do pre-sales demonstration of our products for you to experience and make up your mind on the printer choice. We also have a wide range of consumables for your printers and also keep considerable stock to avoid any interruption of the production process.
Direct support by our technicians allows you to take advantage of our in-depth technological knowledge on the operation and use of systems, to solve critical issues and assess solutions to improve performance.
A complete program including advanced training and dedicated courses that transmit skills and practical knowledge directly from our experts, to acquire greater mastery in the use of the marking system.
A scheduled or periodic maintenance, an intervention with specific time frames or special maintenance to be chosen according to your needs, to have a contract that is always tailored to individual requirements.
Yingor is the brand that covers our printers. Our Yingor Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) printers are currently available on the market.
CIJ is short for Continuous InkJet. In a CIJ printer, ink is pumped from an ink reservoir and ejected through a nozzle that creates a jet of ink. The jet of ink is then broken up into a large number of ink droplets through high frequency vibration. Once the droplets are formed, selected droplets are charged by electrodes. The stream of droplets then passes through deflector plates which create an electrostatic field. The charged drops are deflected as they move through the deflector plates, to be ejected from the print head and placed on the product to form the required message. Uncharged drops are not deflected and return into the CIJ ink system.
CIJ printers do not need to come in contact with the product when coding onto it. Ink drops are deflected from the print head and land on the product as it passes the print head. This makes CIJ printers a good choice for coding breakable products, the printer's print heads are mounted at a distance from the product. This distance is flexible, which allows for printing onto curved or uneven surfaces. If you need to code on cans, bottles, or pipes a CIJ printer can be an ideal solution.Typical applications are found in the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, healthcare, beauty, cable and wire, and industrial markets.
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About TIJ Technology
TIJ printers use standard ink cartridge systems and do not require any bottles of inks or solvent, making TIJ printers clean and simple to use. Thermal inkjet printers use a drop ejection process, storing ink in a cartridge that regulates the pressure of the fluid.
The Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) process utilizes ink cartridges as opposed to the replenish able tanks used by CIJ printers. Through a process of 'drop ejection', TIJ printers propel ink droplets using heat. The ink is heated to a temperature of 340°C which generates a bubble. As this bubble expands, it propels the ink to the surface of the material being printed. Once the ink droplet leaves the ink nozzle, the bubble collapses and creates a vacuum for the process to repeat.
TIJ, by comparison, is low maintenance and a cost-effective method for producing high-resolution codes on a variety of surfaces. TIJ technology is also highly dependable, being a newer and much simpler technology than other printing methods such as CIJ; the only ongoing cost of TIJ printers is replacement cartridges.
About TTO Technology
Thermal Transfer Overprinting (TTO) is a technology that creates messages in resolutions up to 300dpi by pushing a ribbon into contact with a substrate using a printhead. The printhead is made up of a series of miniature print elements under a ceramic coating and a layer on the thermal printer ribbon is covered with a colored wax and/or resin mixture. The mixture on the ribbon melts as small areas of it come into contact with the elements that are heated, this transfers and adheres color to the surface of the substrate as it moves under the printhead.
Thermal transfer printers, functional in either continuous or intermittent printing modes, can print at high-resolution print quality and on fast moving production lines. They can print a series of messages, including pricing, date and time coding, barcodes, QR codes, logos, ingredients’ lists or even marketing messages.
About Laser Technology
Laser marking is one of the most reliable, versatile and cost-efficient marking methods available. The technology is perfect for high volumes of printing and creating easy traceability on food, drink and pharmaceutical products. A concentrated beam of light is deflected by mirrors through a lens to form characters by removing material or coating from the product or packaging. Accuracy is guaranteed. Laser marking permanently changes the surface of the substrate.
About DOD Technology
Drop On Demand printers are uniquely designed as a solution for large character marking on secondary packaging for quality and solidity. The technology is suitable for multiple uses, reliable to last over time and to meet the coding needs of secondary packaging and products with porous and non-porous surfaces, such as bags, panels, pipes, pallets, cans and drums.
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