Inkjet printing on painted surfaces | Automobile, metal, and other industries

Application: Printing product numbers and lot numbers on painted surfaces such as brake pads and seat rails
Advantages: Print on surfaces painted to suppress corrosion without having to worry about peeling. Using white ink to print on black or dark-colored targets ensures clear printing, which means even QR codes can be easily printed.

Examples of printing on painted surfaces

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Printing without damaging painted surfaces
White printing on black or dark-colored targets
QR code printing on black or dark-colored targets

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