Inkjet coding is as shown in the figure:

Inkjet coding is a verb rather than a noun, specifically referring to the process of printing information codes with an inkjet printer, such as printing production on product packaging. Date, barcode, QR code, and serial code can all be called inkjet coding.

General inkjet coding refers to the process of using an inkjet printer to print logos (production date, shelf life, batch number, company logo, etc.) on products.

The inkjet printer is a machine used to print characters (such as production date, shelf life, batch number, etc.), icons, specifications, barcodes and anti-counterfeiting marks on the surface of the product. Its advantage is that it does not touch the product and the printing The printing content is flexible and variable, the character size can be adjusted, and it can be connected to a computer for complex database printing.

Advantages of the inkjet printer:

1. Clear and durable handwriting

Computer control can accurately print the required numbers, text, patterns, barcodes, etc.

2. High degree of automation

Automatically realize changes in date, batch, and number, and realize unmanned operation of the printing process.

3. Wide range of applications

Can match any production line. It can print trademarks, factory dates, instructions, batch numbers, etc. on the surfaces of various materials and shapes such as plastic, glass, paper, wood, rubber, metal, etc.

4. Programming is quick and easy

Input the required numbers, text, patterns, number of lines and other information through a computer or editing machine, and modify the printing information by just pressing the number keys. .

5. Character size is adjustable

The font width and height can be adjusted within a suitable range, and the font can also be bolded at will.