Are you looking for a solution that gives you accurate and durable marking with minimal maintenance? Cartridge systems offer ease of use, quick changes and high performance, making them ideal for businesses looking to maximize efficiency in their production. Weber's cartridge inkjet printers are designed to deliver consistent, high-quality results with every print, while reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Does that sound appealing? Let's dive deeper into how a cartridge system works and how it can help your business.
Are you looking for a solution that gives you accurate and durable marking with minimal maintenance? Cartridge systems offer ease of use, quick changes and high performance, making them ideal for businesses looking to maximize efficiency in their production. Weber's cartridge inkjet printers are designed to deliver consistent, high-quality results with every print, while reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Does that sound appealing? Let's dive deeper into how a cartridge system works and how it can help your business.
X1 Jet HP Mk3 | IP Jet HP Mk2 | ZTV HP MK2 | Integra One | Integra Ultimate | X2 Jet | X4 Jet | Integra Quadro | Integra Quadro² | |
Maximum write speed | 90 m / min | 90 m / min | 180 m / min | 180 m / min | 180 m / min | Trident printhead: up to 200 m/min HP printhead: up to 180 m/min Lexmark printhead: up to 240 m/min | Trident printhead: up to 200 m/min HP printhead: up to 90 m/min Pro version: up to 360 m/min | Trident printhead: up to 90 m/min HP printhead: up to 180 m/min Lexmark printhead: up to 240 m/min | Trident printhead: up to 90 m/min HP printhead: up to 180 m/min Lexmark printhead: up to 240 m/min |
Text, barcodes/2D codes and logos | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ |
Printing height | 12.5 mm | 12.5 mm | 50 mm | 12.5 mm | 25 mm | HP & Lexmark print head: 1 – 25 mm Trident print head: 3 – 200 mm | HP printhead: 1 – 50 mm Lexmark: 1 – 50 mm Trident print head 3 – 400 mm XR: 1 – 284 mm | HP printhead: 1 – 50 mm Lexmark: 1 – 50 mm Trident print head 3 – 400 mm XR: 1 – 284 mm | HP printhead: 1 – 100 mm Lexmark: 1 – 100 mm Trident print head 3 – 800 mm XR: 1 – 568 mm |
Font size | 1.0 - 12.5 mm | 1.0 - 12.5 mm | 1.0 - 50 mm | 1.0 - 12.5 mm | 1.0 - 25 mm | 1.0 - 200 mm | 1.0 - 400 mm | 1.0 - 400 mm | 1.0 - 800 mm |
Resolution | Up to 600dpi | Up to 600dpi | Up to 600dpi | Up to 600dpi | Up to 600dpi | Up to 900dpi | Up to 900dpi | Up to 900dpi | Up to 900dpi |
Print orientation | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side | Top/Side |
Absorbent surface/non-absorbent surface | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ | √ |
Communication interface | RS232, USB, Ethernet | RS232, USB, Ethernet | RS232 | RS232, USB, Ethernet | RS232, Ethernet | Ethernet, EIA-232, USB | Ethernet,USB | Ethernet, EIA-232, USB | Ethernet, EIA-232, USB |
Compatible software | Integra Command, NiceLabel | Integra Command, NiceLabel | Integra Command, NiceLabel | Integra Command, NiceLabel | Integra Command, NiceLabel | Integra Command | Integra Command | Integra Command | Integra Command |
IP class | IP40 | IP65 | IP40 | IP40 | IP65 | ||||
Possibility to connect multiple heads | √ | Up to 2 pcs | Up to 4 pcs | Up to 4 pcs | Up to 8 pcs |
This depends on production volume and the amount of ink used per label, however the machine will give you advance warning when it is time to replace the cartridge.
You can also calculate the number of prints per cartridge via the Integra Command software., which makes planning easy.
Cartridge systems work on many different materials, such as plastic, cardboard, metal, glass, paper, wood, etc. They are particularly versatile and adaptable to different production environments.
No, a cartridge system requires minimal maintenance. Since there are no complex ink tanks or tubes to clean, maintenance is quick and easy.
A cartridge system is designed to minimize downtime, as cartridges can be quickly and easily changed without interrupting production, increasing efficiency and productivity.
There is a printhead called non-stop printing which means there are two cartridges on one printhead. When one runs out, the other takes over, allowing you to change the empty cartridge without stopping production.
Are you looking for a solution that gives you accurate and durable marking with minimal maintenance? Cartridge systems offer ease of use, quick changes and high performance, making them ideal for businesses looking to maximize efficiency in their production. Weber's cartridge inkjet printers are designed to deliver consistent, high-quality results with every print, while reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Does that sound appealing? Let's dive deeper into how a cartridge system works and how it can help your business.
A cartridge system is a type of ink management system used in industrial inkjet printers. Instead of having complicated ink tanks and piping systems, cartridge systems use ink cartridges that are easy to replace and maintain. The technology is cleverly designed to provide a consistent ink supply, ensuring that your markings are sharp and clear – every time.
Technically, a cartridge system works by connecting the ink cartridge directly to the print head. When the print job starts, the ink from the cartridge is sent through the print head, where small ink droplets are sprayed with high precision onto the product. This method minimizes the risk of ink spillage and prevents the print head from clogging, making the cartridge system one of the most reliable systems for industrial marking.
Using a cartridge system machine is simple and efficient. You load the cartridge into the machine in just a few seconds and then program the information you want to code – whether it’s barcodes, batch numbers or best-before dates. The machine automatically detects when a cartridge needs to be replaced and warns you in advance, allowing you to plan replacements without having to interrupt production.
Cartridge systems are also very user-friendly, as you don't have to deal with complicated ink systems. You get consistent results without having to worry about cleaning ink tubes or adjusting ink flow.
Cartridge systems are versatile and are used in many different industries, where clear and durable coding is crucial. Some examples of industries and products where cartridge systems are used are:
Marking of packaging with best-before dates, barcodes and batch numbers.
Marking of bottles and jars with product information and serial numbers.
Precise and durable marks on medicine packaging, ampoules and cartons.
Marking of small components and packaging with barcodes and QR codes.
Marking of industrial parts and packaging for inventory management and traceability.
With a cartridge system you get a number of advantages that make marking smooth and cost-effective. Here are some of the biggest advantages:
Want to know more about how a cartridge system can make coding easier and more cost-effective for your business? Contact us and we will help you find the perfect solution for your needs!