- 1500 Mittel Blvd.
- Wood Dale, IL 60191-1073
- USA
- Phone: (800) 843-3610
- Fax: (630) 616-3657
- Website: http://www.videojet.com
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Videojet Technologies Inc., a world-leading manufacturer of coding, printing and laser marking products, fluids and accessories for the product identification industry, announced a five liter Bulk Fluid System (BFS) for the 1000 Line continuous ink jet printers. The BFS benefits customers running high volume print applications such as bottle and can as well as wire, cable and pipe production lines.
Videojet 1550 and 1650 Inkjet Printers
Product From Videojet Technologies Inc.Videojet Technologies Inc., a world-leading manufacturer of coding, printing and laser marking products, fluids and accessories for the product identification industry, has introduced two next generation printers to its reliable 1000 Line – the 1550 and 1650 ink jet printers. Designed with new features to promote productivity and profitability, the 1550 and 1650 ink jet printers provide metrics to measure as well as the tools to measure and improve uptime and Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). Simple to operate, the 1550 and 1650 also include Code Assurance features to help reduce coding errors and ensure the right code is printed on the right products.
Videojet Technologies Inc., a world-leading manufacturer of coding, printing and laser marking products, fluids and accessories for the product identification industry, introduced the new Videojet 3020 laser coder, an entry-level 10-Watt CO2 laser for marking and coding applications in the consumer packaged goods and industrial products markets. The Videojet 3020 coder employs scribing laser technology and large marking fields to provide excellent mark quality on paper, cardboard, plastics and various other materials. The compact single-box design is engineered for fast installation, quick starts, simple operation and fast line changes to assure high versatility and uptime.
Videojet Technologies Inc., a world-leading manufacturer of coding, printing and laser marking products, fluids and accessories for the product identification industry, announced the launch of V491-C yellow ink for its 1710 printer model in the 1000 Line of continuous ink jet printers. Videojet’s new V491-C yellow is specially formulated to resist ink code transfer when printing on extruded and spooled cable and wire. In addition, V491-C ink is ideal for cable printing and coding various extruded rubber products prior to entering the high temperature vulcanization curing process.
V413-D Black Returnable Bottling Ink
Product From Videojet Technologies Inc.Beer and beverage glass bottlers can take advantage of this top performing black ink that not only improves ink code adhesion when printed onto cold-filled, returnable glass bottles, but also can be removed easily during a standard caustic wash process employing commonly used wash additives such as a surfactant or a detergent when bottles are returned for refilling. The practice of returnable bottles allows bottlers to establish or increase their sustainability efforts – minimizing waste and increasing recycling.
This heat-curable, high performance black ink is specifically designed to enable printing onto industrial parts and components that require solvent resistant codes and/or exceptional code durability. The V438-D black heat-cure ink is most suited for auto, aerospace and durables part marking; processed food and electronic parts marking applications. Beyond providing outstanding adhesion and uptime, the ink provides customers with superior solvent resistance.
Further expanding applications for its Videojet 1710 printer, the V489-C pigmented ink is specially formulated to resist ink code transfer when printed onto light-colored extruded cables and wires. The ink is also suitable for coding onto metal food cans and flexible film pouches that are stacked during the retort cooking process— reducing the risk of product-to-product ink transfer that may sometimes occur with dye-based inks.
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