Linx IJ375

High Quality Large Character Printer

Are expensive labels, pre-printed boxes and wasted ink driving up your production costs?

The Linx IJ375 high definition printers represent the most efficient method to code cartons, with excellent print quality and minimum down time. Print high-resolution barcodes, logos and text. Switch from traditional printers and avoid long warm-up times and peeling codes.

Description

Linx IJ375 large character case coding machines offer a cost-effective alternative to labels and preprinted boxes. They can print text, logos, and graphics up to 2.76 inches (IJ375) high onto porous substrates such as paper, card, and wood.

If you’d like more information, you can speak to one of Factronics’s experienced Applications Specialists to learn how we can provide the perfect large character coding solution for your specific application with Linx printers.

Benefits

  • Replace expensive labels and preprinted packaging
  • Lower consumable costs by reducing ink wastage
  • Error-free coding to maximize uptime and reduce wasted product
  • Clear, quality text and graphics with high resolution printing
  • Robust nozzle protection for optimum printing performance
  • Barcode, Data Bar, Data Matrix, and QR Code printing capabilities
  • One ink canister produces tens of thousands of prints
  • Controlled operator user levels for elimination of coding mistakes

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Technical Specifications

Printing Capability:

Print Area 2.76″ (H) x 78.7″ (L)
Print Resolution 180 DPI
Print Speed up to 21.65 in/s
Print Distance up to .16″
Character Height Range 0.055″ to 2.76″
Printer Orientation Horizontal, printing onto vertical surfaces

Physical Characteristics:

Body Work Compact printer and detachable display unit composed of high impact ABS with steel chasis
Weight 12.3 Lbs
Inks Pigmented oil-based inks, suitable for a wide range of porous materials such as:
Cardboards
Wood
Paper sacks
Plasterboards
Ink Delivery Non-pressurized, non-drip ink canister can be changed during printing
Brackets Fully adjustable floor-mounted bracketry, or bracketry for integrating coder onto conveyor systems
Air Supply From a dry, uncontaminated 6 bar air supply
Power Supply 100-240 VAC, 50-60 HZ, 1.5 A
Power Rating 50 W (average), 140 W (maximum)
Operating Temperature Range 41℉ to 95℉. 32℉ to 41℉ with 30 minute warm-up time
Operating Humidity Range 10% to 80%

Message Creating and Management:

Interfaces Colour 6-inch icon driven interface with message review, print job management and printing status
Messages Composed Using BarTender®, Codesoft®, Linx Clarinet® software, ZPL® emulation, Windows® printer driver

Prompted fields for user entry of dates, batch codes, etc

Database access using Clarity configuration manager

Storage USB memory for messages storage, printer cloning. On-board 512 MB
Production Line Automation Printer and print jobs can be controlled by binary and text command language. Off-line set-up and parameter storage on PC
Quality and Diagnostics Printer status feature supports fault prevention and maintains uptime

Fluid ID Number (FIN) used to ensure correct ink is used.

ReFresh system can be adjusted to suit the production environment.

Additional single button press to clean printhead nozzles – maintains print quality in challenging environments

Connections / Interfacing:

Inputs / Outputs For beacons, print triggers, etc
Multiple Coding Master slave unit – link up to four coders to a single user interface
Communications RS232 & Ethernet

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Linx IJ375 Data Sheet

Linx Line Card

11047 NW 122nd St Medley,
FL, 33178. Florida,
United States
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