Compact thermal inkjet (TIJ) printers can be seamlessly integrated into production lines and existing packaging machinery. They are ideal for printing variable information on high volumes of products.

Known for their flexibility, car care manufacturers such as Autoglym use these printers to apply batch codes directly onto their packaging.

The systems are maintenance-free and can print onto most surfaces in a variety of colours, including white, yellow, and blue.

Whether you’re marking brake pads, filters, wiring, or the packaging they ship in, our Leibinger continuous inkjet (CIJ) printers deliver high-contrast codes that stay put.

Designed to perform in harsh, industrial environments, CIJ printers apply durable LOT, batch, and serial numbers to metals, plastics, rubber, and coated board, even on oily or dusty surfaces. The wide range of specialist inks ensures every mark meets compliance without compromising throughput.

With automatic nozzle sealing and virtually no downtime, CIJ keeps your line moving and your parts fully traceable, from the factory floor to the end user.

Off-line feeding systems are designed to handle flat-form packaging, in various shapes and sizes. This could include cartons, blisters cards and sleeves.

For those in the automotive and car care industry it offers a flexible, all-in-one solution. Benefits include less stock holding of pre-printed packaging, and the ability to print what is needed, when it’s needed.

Feeders can be fitted with a printer and/or labeller of your choice, creating a versatile standalone coding system. Our RF1 feeder with multi-head thermal TIJ printer is ideal for printing a product description and bar code onto a component carton.

For outer cases, large character marking (LCM) printers offer a low-maintenance, high-speed alternative to labelling. The innovative systems are capable of printing verifiable barcodes, text, and graphics on areas up to 500mm wide.

With a large area printer you can benefit from zero waste, with no additional stock holding, resulting in substantially lower costs to run and maintain the system.

These printers can be fitted to an existing conveyor or supplied with a Rotech conveyor.