VP-660 Desktop Inkjet High Speed Label Food Tag Machine Inkjet Printer Machine For t Shirt Printing

The VP-660 by VIP Color not only revolutionizes the world of digital print-on-demand colour label printing but also sets a new benchmark for productivity and versatility. Its cutting-edge Mem jet thermal inkjet technology ensures unparalleled printing speeds, allowing businesses to swiftly produce high-quality labels for a wide range of industries, from retail and healthcare to food and beverage, with unmatched efficiency. The printer's ability to churn out stunningly vibrant colour graphics, razor-sharp text, and error-free barcodes at a resolution of up to 1600 x 1600 dpi* ensures that every label stands out and meets the most stringent quality standards. This combination of speed and quality makes the VP700 an indispensable tool for businesses seeking to streamline their labeling processes and elevate their branding efforts.

1.  Printhead

The printhead is the heart of the inkjet printer.  It contains numerous tiny nozzles that eject ink droplets onto the printing surface.  The printhead's precision in controlling the size and placement of these droplets determines the print quality.  There are different technologies used in printheads, including thermal, piezoelectric, and continuous inkjet, each suited for different printing needs​.

2.  Ink Delivery System

This system supplies ink from the cartridges or tanks to the printhead.  It includes components like the ink cartridges, reservoirs, and sometimes, tubes that carry the ink to the nozzles.  The ink delivery system must maintain a consistent flow of ink, ensuring that the printhead does not dry out or get clogged, which would disrupt the printing process​.

3.  Control Electronics

The control electronics include microprocessors and circuits that manage the operation of the printer.  They control the movement of the printhead, the timing of ink ejection, and the interaction with the computer or network.  This component ensures that the printer accurately follows the print commands sent from the computer, adjusting the print settings as necessary​.

4.  Mechanical Assembly

This includes the frame, motors, and mechanical parts that move the printhead and the printing substrate (like paper or fabric).  The mechanical assembly ensures precise positioning of the printhead over the substrate, which is critical for high-resolution printing.  This also includes the paper feed mechanism, which moves the substrate through the printer.

5.  Software/Firmware

The printer's software and firmware translate the digital image or text file into instructions that the printer's hardware can execute.  This includes determining the color mixing, print resolution, and layout.  The software also manages the printer’s interface with the computer, allowing users to configure print settings and monitor the printer's status.

6.  Power Supply

The power supply provides the necessary electrical power to operate all components of the printer.  It ensures stable operation, which is essential for maintaining print quality and preventing hardware damage​.

7.  Cooling System

In industrial inkjet printers, a cooling system may be included to dissipate heat generated during high-speed or high-volume printing.  This prevents overheating, which could lead to malfunctions or reduced print quality​.

When it comes to inkjet printer machines, various features enhance their functionality, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

1. High-Resolution Printing

Inkjet printers are known for their ability to produce high-resolution prints, often exceeding 1200 dpi (dots per inch).    This allows for sharp, detailed images, which is crucial for tasks requiring precision, such as photo printing or producing intricate designs​

2. Versatility in Media Handling

These printers can handle a wide variety of substrates, including paper, fabric, plastic, metal, and glass.    This makes them ideal for diverse applications ranging from standard office printing to industrial uses like packaging, textiles, and even 3D objects​

3. Variable Data Printing (VDP)

Many inkjet printers offer VDP capabilities, which allow for the customization of each printed item in a batch.    This is particularly useful for printing barcodes, serial numbers, or personalized marketing materials where each print needs to be unique

4. Speed

Advanced inkjet printers, especially in industrial settings, can print at very high speeds, making them suitable for high-volume production environments.    This feature is crucial in industries like packaging and labeling, where time is a critical factor​.