Support&Maintenance

Inkjet Coding Machine: It is suitable for a wide range of surfaces, including paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, glass, and even some porous materials. It can handle both flat and curved surfaces.

Laser Coding Machine: Ideal for marking non-metallic materials like plastics, rubber, wood, leather, and some metals. However, it is necessary to choose the appropriate laser type according to different materials. Additionally, laser marking require a flat surface to meet the focus distance.

Inkjet Coding Machine: The codes are made from ink that can smudge or fade over time, especially under harsh environmental conditions or if exposed to chemicals.

Laser Coding Machine: Produces permanent marks by etching or burning the surface, making them highly resistant to wear, abrasion, and environmental factors. Ideal for long-lasting traceability.

Inkjet Coding Machine: It requires regular cleaning and ink replenishment. Ink cartridges need to be replaced periodically, adding to operational costs. Also the consumable inks may have environmental disposal concerns. However, the initial investment might be lower.

Laser Coding Machine: Generally low maintenance with no consumables needed beyond electricity. However, they tend to have a higher upfront cost and may require specialized training for operation and maintenance.

Inkjet Coding Machine: Offers flexibility in terms of font size, style, and color (if using colored inks). The marking speed is not affected by the marking content, even if the marking content is a lot, the speed will not be reduced.

Laser Coding Machine: Limited to monochrome marking except some metal materials, but provides high precision and clarity. Suitable for applications requiring fine details or where contrast is important. The marking speed is affected by the marking content.