Building Decoration Industry

As with many other industries, construction materials such as timber planks need to be coded so that they are identifiable - including their origin, date and time of production and batch number. This ensures that there is the correct product identification but also aids in traceability once the product goes on site. The most appropriate coding technique for this depends on the production method and the composition of materials.

Construction settings are usually demanding and harsh, and inkjet printing onto substrates can vary considerably (from metal and plastic to glass and timber). In spite of this, their printing requirements have a lot in common. Not only must the code itself be durable and resistant, but in order to operate effectively in a busy construction environment, the coding machine must be durable, too.

1. It ensures clear identification of information such as production date, batch number and specifications, improves product traceability and compliance, and reduces legal risks.

2. The automated identification function of CIJ printers improves production efficiency and reduces manual intervention.

3. In addition, its ink has good durability, ensuring that the identification remains clear in various environments and can flexibly adapt to PVC pipes of different sizes and shapes.

These advantages enable companies to effectively manage products and meet industry standards and customer needs