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Dalemark Industries: Inkjet printer

The Series 400 Dotmark is a high-resolution printer that reaches speeds up to 750 fpm.

The Series 400 Dotmark is a high-resolution printer that reaches speeds up to 750 fpm.
The Series 400 Dotmark is a high-resolution printer that reaches speeds up to 750 fpm.

Dalemark Industries Inc. has introduced its new Series 400 Dotmark high-resolution inkjet printers. The Dotmark printers are a line of simple, low-cost, self-contained coders designed to replace more costly, larger, multi-fluid continuous inkjet (CIJ) coders as well as many low-resolution, drop-on-demand inkjet coders.

The units are constructed of anodized aluminum and include an integrated touchscreen keypad for easy, simple standalone copy inputs; conveyor mounting hardware; and a photocell product detector. These units are compact and suitable for coding text, graphics, and/or barcodes on bottles, cans, cartons, cases, pallets, and parts.

The printers provide many capabilities including the following:

· Prints copy from 2–50 mm (depending upon system)

· Imprints lot numbers, expiration dates, pricing, 1D/2D barcodes, graphics, text, counts, and more

· Prints horizontally or top down

· Speeds up to 750 fpm; shaft encoder capable

· Print resolution up to 600 dpi (dependent upon print speed)

· Requires no daily or weekly cleaning

· Self-contained touchpad; requires no PC

· Codes in black, blue, red, green, or yellow

· Requires no air

· Uses disposable ink cartridge; no liquids to pour or mix

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