Discover part marking: three different jetStamp Handheld Inkjet Printers

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Discover easier part marking with jetStamp Handheld Inkjet Printers. The Handheld Inkjets used in this demonstration are the jetStamp 990, jetStamp 970 and jetStamp 1025 all with fast-dry solvent inks suitable for part marking on metal, plastic and glass.

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HandHeld Inkjet

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Industrial jetStamp 1025

FOR ISPM-15 Timber Pallet Marking

Level up your ISPM-15 Timber Pallet Marking game with the new Industrial version of the jetStamp 1025 Handheld Inkjet Printer, now with rubberised protective bumper, anti-drop lanyard and a spare set of AA batteries and separate charger.

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Connect Dot Peen

Latest Dot Peen Technology. Wireless touchscreen controller and battery-operated engraving head

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Handheld Inkjet Videos

Discover part marking: three different jetStamp Handheld Inkjet Printers

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Temperature logging with Handheld Inkjet Marker

German ingenuity rises to the forefront yet again, with an adaptation to the jetStamp 1025 Handheld Inkjet Marker to allow for printing of temperature measurements taken with a thermometer.

The jetStamp 1025 is now available with either a USB thermometer, a bluetooth thermometer or 2 alternatives involving an embedded array camera.

Hot QuickCoder UV Visible Inks now available

UV Hotrolls

Using the Hot QuickCoder system it is now possible to apply UV-marks on your products and/or packaging at very limited costs.

Portable Inkjet Pen

The latest portable inkjet printer technology is now available - the portable inkjet printer pen. It works using inkjet technology but operates like a pen, allowing a user to "write" on a surface with consecutive serial numbers, time-stamps, date-codes or just plain text.

Inkjet installation on form-fill-seal machine

The EVOLUTION inkjet printing systems are continuing to impress with their versatility, proving themselves capable of being expanded far beyond their initial design scope. In this case, the EVOLUTION inkjet was installed on a form-fill-seal machine, synchronised using a speed encoder and triggered via an external sensor - offering a printing alternative at almost a third of the cost of a thermal transfer coder!