Two common types of ink used in industrial printing are dye-based and pigment ink. Both have unique properties and advantages that make them suitable for different printing applications. Take a closer look at the differences between dye-based and pigment ink so that...
Manufacturers across industries rely heavily on plastic printing to label products, mark lots, and manage inventory. The process is not without its complexities, as printing on plastic requires specialized equipment and techniques to achieve quality results....
Keeping your industrial printer in top condition may seem like a no-brainer, but it often gets overlooked in the hustle of daily operations. Neglecting occasional maintenance can lead to a host of problems, from print quality issues to more significant malfunctions....
If there’s one piece of equipment you’ll find in almost any modern manufacturing unit, it’s an industrial printer. These robust machines are the workhorses behind labeling, tracking, and even decorating products as they roll off the production line....
Industrial printing, especially at high capacities, can introduce the challenge of printer vibration—an issue that is not just noisy and distracting but can also result in subpar print quality and even machinery damage. Professionals in the manufacturing and packaging...
