JET3up MI
The finest print, the finest quality
Advanced, feature-rich CIJ printer with 35µm or 40µm nozzle for micro printing in the smallest areas. more >
Small but mighty
Coding and marking for electronics and electrical devices
In the electrical and electronics sectors, parts such as printed circuit boards (PCBs), microcontrollers, light sources, connectors, glass fibers, diodes, displays and cables often need to be marked and coded. This is done in order to prevent product piracy, comply with regulations and enable traceability throughout the supply chain. Since these parts are often dark in color, an additional challenge is to ensure that codes are legible, even though extremely small font sizes are necessary on smaller items.
Why Leibinger?
Leibinger’s continuous inkjet printers encode products with minimal font heights of up to 0.8 mm, enabling you to print batch numbers, 1D and 2D codes and other information on the smallest electronic components and devices. Contrasting inks (pigmented or soft pigmented inks) can be used to ensure markings stand out legibly from any surface color. Chemical- and heat-resistant inks can also be used for added durability, and our printers can be easily integrated into any production line.
Your applications
Leibinger printers are perfect for marking and coding onto all materials used for electronic parts, including coated, alloyed or painted metals, plastics, cables and wires, and cardboard (packaging).
Our solutions
Leibinger continuous inkjet printers with Sealtronic speed-up start.
JET3up
The ultimate CIJ solution
Advanced, feature-rich CIJ printer to handle the most complex and challenging coding and marking applications. Prints 5 lines at speeds of up to 10 m/s. more >
JET3up PI
A pigment printer that is a contrast from the rest
Advanced, feature-rich CIJ printer specifically designed to handle high-contrast pigmented inks for maximum legibility on dark surfaces. more >
JET2neo
The productivity machine
The mid-range printer for all standard marking and coding applications, printing up to 1,777 characters/second on three lines. more >
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