High-resolution ink-jet printer

MSSC’s ULTIJET printer is capable of coding on most porous and nonporous surfaces.

May 13, 2008

The unit uses HP thermal ink-jet technology to code primary and secondary packaging from the same system and multitask across as many as 4 production lines. Running at line speeds to 700’/min and requiring minimal conveyor space, coder uses a 42-cc ink cartridge. End users employ a digital menu driver for quick, easy operation in several languages. Prints date, time, and expiration codes and features a counter, repeat print, adjustable resolution, several font choices, programmable print direction, and programmable line speed.

Phone: 618/343-1006 | www.msscllc.com

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