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White Paper |
April 16, 2012
Reduce cost with an in-house printing strategy for corrugated shipping containers
As this Videojet white paper demonstrates, today’s large character ink jet printers used for printing logos, lot information, and even ingredient lists on generic secondary packaging offer more flexibility and lower total cost when compared to pre-printed shipping cases.
Today’s variable-data printers are capable of up to 600 dpi, more than enough resolution for most jobs. Furthermore, a number of these printers offer advanced cleaning systems that purge printheads of dust and other contaminants to ensure consistent quality. Reduced inventory costs are also an advantage.
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