Needham Ink Technologies

  Reliable coding/marking systems are essential when producing and packing products. Printing systems that work for high-volume producers and print quickly and accurately are increasingly popular. Continuous ink jet printers, which will print codes, dates, and other essential information about the product onto the surfaces of many different products at the same time as they travel along the production line, is one of the biggest ways to do this. Continuous ink-jet technology is used in many different industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, electronics, automotive, and packaging. The technology can print on practically any type of surface with speed and accuracy, making it one of the most common industrial solutions for manufacturers. What Are Continuous Inkjet Printers? Continuous inkjet printers (CIJ), formerly known as CIJ, utilize an uninterrupted flow of droplet-size ink and will utilize droplet-based printing to print letters, numbers, bar codes, and other marki...

  Ink Jet Printing has come a long way since it first started. There are many different kinds of printing technology available. Drop-On-Demand (DOD) has shown to be quite popular for providing efficiency, precision, and cost-effectiveness. This printing technology works great for industries that require high-quality printing, exact images, and a variety of applications - from packaging to labels and even coding. In this post we’ll take a look at what DOD Ink Jet printing brings to the table. What Is DOD Ink Jet Printing? DOD Ink Jet Printing works by delivering ink on a substrate only as needed. In contrast with continuous ink jet (CIJ) printers which have a  continuous line during operation, DOD delivers ink “on demand” through the printhead, which then directs the ink droplet(s) onto the substrate. Ink drops from DOD can be delivered to a variety of substrates including paper, plastic, and metal. DOD provides several benefits to companies seeking fast, accurate, and less was...