Specifications of Cardboard Printer – RNJet H1+

• Thermal HP TIJ 2.5 print-head
• Max. Print Speed: up to 180 m/min (150 dpi) or up to  90 m/min (300 dpi)
• Max. Print Height:12.7 mm (0.5″)
• Max. Print Length: 5500 mm
• Throw Distance: Up to 8 mm
• Resolution: 300 dpi
• Ink Types: Solvent & water based
• Ink Drying Time: 1 to 3 seconds, depending on substrate
• Ink Colors: Black, Pigmented White, Pigmented Yellow, Red, Blue, FDG Blue, FDG Dark Pink, UV, UV White (ask us for more)
• Print Orientation: Side-printing, Downwards
• I/O Ports: Photocell, Shaft-Encoder, USB, Ethernet, RS 232
• Display: 7″ Touch screen Stainless Steel Case
• Power: 12V – 5.0A
• No. of Print Heads: 1
• Ink Management: Ink Percentage Indicator on the screen & Ink consumption calculator
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 45°C, Relative humidity: 20% – 80%
• Storage Temperature: -5°C to 50°C
• Connectivity: USB, RS-232, Ethernet

What you could print with this carton printer?

• LOT Number
• EXP and MFG Dates (auto)
• Logo
• Barcode (any type, including QR-Code)
• Shift Code (auto)
• Data-base
• Counter
• UDI (GS1 Data Matrix etc.)
• Ingredients

Why RNJet H1+ Box Printing Machine is Best for your Production Line

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing and logistics industries, efficient and accurate product labeling is crucial. Cardboard boxes and cartons serve as the primary packaging for countless products, making it essential to print vital information directly onto them. This is where industrial cardboard box printers, also known as case coders or carton printers, come into play. These specialized printing solutions are designed to mark corrugated boxes, cartons, and other packaging materials with high-quality text, barcodes, logos, and variable data.

Watch RNJet H1+ Printing on Our Customer’s Production Line

The Importance of Printing on Cardboard Boxes

Printing directly on cardboard boxes offers numerous advantages over traditional labeling methods:

1. Improved Traceability: By printing unique identifiers like batch numbers, expiration dates, and serial numbers directly onto the packaging, manufacturers and logistics companies can enhance product traceability and recall management.
2. Increased Efficiency: Automated printing eliminates the need for manual labeling, reducing labor costs, errors, and downtime, ultimately increasing overall productivity.
3. Cost Savings: Eliminating the need for pre-printed labels and minimizing errors can lead to significant cost savings in the long run.
4. Branding and Marketing: Printing logos, product descriptions, and other branding elements directly onto packaging can enhance brand recognition and marketing efforts.

Types of Information Printed on Cardboard Boxes

Industrial cardboard box printers are designed to print a wide range of information, including:

• Expiration Dates: Ensuring product freshness and safety by clearly displaying expiration or best-before dates.
• Manufacturing Dates: Tracking production batches and facilitating inventory management by printing manufacturing dates.
• Lot Codes and Batch Numbers: Enabling efficient product traceability and recall management by printing unique lot codes and batch numbers.
• Barcodes and QR Codes: Facilitating inventory management, shipping, and tracking by printing high-quality barcodes and QR codes.
• Product Information: Printing product descriptions, ingredients, storage instructions, and other relevant information directly onto the packaging.
• Logos and Branding: Enhancing brand recognition and marketing efforts by printing company logos and branding elements.

Industrial Cardboard Box Printer Technologies

Several printing technologies are employed in industrial cardboard box printers, each with its own advantages and applications:

1. Inkjet Printing: Inkjet printers use liquid ink to create high-quality prints on a wide range of substrates, including corrugated cardboard and cartons. They offer versatility in printing text, barcodes, logos, and graphics with various ink types (solvent-based, UV-curable, etc.).
2. Laser Marking: Laser marking systems use a high-powered laser beam to etch or mark information onto the surface of the cardboard box. They are known for their durability, permanence, and ability to print on various materials.
3. Thermal Transfer Printing: Thermal transfer printers use a heated printhead to transfer ink from a ribbon onto the packaging surface. They are suitable for printing barcodes, text, and simple graphics on cardboard boxes.

Choosing the Right Cardboard Box Printer

When selecting an industrial cardboard box printer, consider the following factors:

• Print Resolution and Speed: Ensure that the printer can meet your production requirements in terms of print quality and throughput.
• Ink Compatibility: Choose a printer that is compatible with inks suitable for your packaging materials and environmental conditions (e.g., solvent-based, UV-curable, or pigmented inks).
• Connectivity and Integration: Look for printers with connectivity options (Ethernet, USB, Bluetooth) that allow seamless integration with your existing production systems.
• Ease of Use and Maintenance: Consider user-friendly interfaces, easy ink cartridge replacement, and low maintenance requirements to minimize downtime and training costs.
• Durability and Reliability: Invest in robust and reliable printers that can withstand the demands of industrial environments and provide consistent performance.