Markem-Imaje Introduces a Market-First Continuous Inkjet Printer
Dover (NYSE: DOV) announced the launch of the Markem-Imaje 9750+ continuous inkjet printer on April 25, 2023. This innovative printer is the first of its kind to use both pigment and dye inks for marking and coding, helping customers lower costs and inventory requirements. The 9750+ features a unique ink circuit that allows manufacturers to operate with one printer for various packaging types, simplifying maintenance and reducing the number of printers needed. Moreover, it promotes sustainability through the use of MEK-free inks, which can reduce VOC emissions by up to 60%. This product enhances the company's CIJ offerings and supports customer needs for efficiency and sustainability.
- Launch of the first continuous inkjet printer using both pigment and dye inks.
- Reduces costs and inventory needs for manufacturers.
- Innovative ink circuit allows for single printer use across multiple packaging types.
- MEK-free inks reduce VOC emissions by up to 60%, enhancing sustainability.
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Pigment inks are used when a long-lasting and crisp code is required as well as when achieving the desired contrast and legibility with a dye is difficult due to the packaging color. Companies such as large consumer goods manufacturers often need to use both coding methods.
The 9750+ includes a revolutionary ink circuit, the first of its kind for coding, which enables manufacturers to use one printer model for all their packaging types. Through this market-first approach, manufacturers will be able to hold less ink inventory, reduce the number of CIJ printers needed on the production line and streamline maintenance and spare part needs, leading to reduced costs.
The 9750+ also supports sustainability goals due to the use of MEK-free inks. MEK inks are associated with volatile organic compound (VOCs) emissions. Markem-Imaje's MEK-free inks cut consumables and VOCs emissions by up to
"We are very proud of the 9750+, which allows manufacturers for the first time to choose what ink, dye or pigment they need, while only having one type of series model on their lines. This means fewer coders on the production line, less inventory, maintenance and training needs and overall reduced costs," said Guillaume Montagnat, Product Marketing Manager, Markem-Imaje. "This is the latest innovation from our CIJ team and adds to a portfolio that includes coders which cut VOCs even when using MEK inks."
About Markem-Imaje:
Markem-Imaje, a wholly owned subsidiary of the US-based
About Dover:
Dover is a diversified global manufacturer and solutions provider with annual revenue of over
Markem-Imaje Contact:
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