A configurable inline cartridge-inkjet system for variable text, dates, images, barcodes and QR codes on suitable bottles, labels and cartons.
The LU-IIP550 is a conveyor-mounted inkjet system with touchscreen recipe selection and sensor-triggered printing. Its print height can be configured through different head formats or multiple heads, making it a distinct route from the compact LU-DC127 and the single-head LU-IIP600-B retrofit package.
| Technology | Configurable inline cartridge inkjet |
|---|---|
| Controller | 7-inch touchscreen with recipe selection |
| Resolution | Up to approximately 300 × 300 dpi |
| Print height | Approximately 2–152.4 mm, configuration-dependent |
| Reference print distance | Approximately 2–5 mm |
| Reference print speed | Up to approximately 120 m/min print-system capability |
Specification basis: current Lancing quotation and application data. Approximate and reference figures are configuration-dependent and must be confirmed in the written quotation and sample trial.
Use the table to prepare a technically comparable enquiry. The final machine, printhead, ink, mounting and controls are confirmed for the actual product and line.
| Control | 7-inch touchscreen with recipe selection and sensor-triggered printing. |
|---|---|
| Print content | Text, date, counters, batch or lot number, logos, images, barcodes and QR codes. |
| Resolution | Up to approximately 300 × 300 dpi, dependent on speed, printhead and substrate. |
| Applicable surfaces | Suitable inks are available for many plastics, metals, glass, coated labels, cardboard and other surfaces. Final ink selection requires substrate trials. |
| Print height | Approximately 2–152.4 mm depending on the type and number of printheads selected. |
| Print distance | Reference stand-off approximately 2–5 mm. |
| Cartridge / heads | 12.7 mm or 25.4 mm cartridge formats; a one-head configuration is the normal quotation starting point unless otherwise agreed. |
| Reference print speed | Up to approximately 120 m/min. This is print-system capability and is not the guaranteed integrated line speed. |
| Reference conveyor size | Approximately 1450 × 194 mm where supplied as a conveyor-mounted system. |
| Reference overall size | Approximately 1460 × 500 × 1100 mm for the quoted conveyor arrangement. |
| Consumables | Ink cartridges and ongoing print consumables are excluded from the equipment price unless specifically included. |
| Final checks | Confirm head count, message layout, actual line speed, substrate, ink, print gap, sensor position, guide arrangement, code verification and safe access. |
A taller print area, two pack faces or several lanes are different design problems. State the exact message, head position and trigger requirement so the controller and mounting arrangement can be configured correctly.
The 120 m/min reference is a print-system capability. Product pitch, acceleration, message density, resolution, head count, sensor delay and required inspection result determine the accepted production rate.
For barcodes or QR codes, define the symbology, data source, minimum module size, quiet zone, reader or verifier, reject response and retained record. Do not approve the printer from a visually clean text sample alone.
Send representative packs and the longest production message.
Include the line speed, product pitch, coding position, environment, inspection requirement and a short line video.
Multiple heads may be used to create a taller combined print, code more than one pack face or serve separate lanes. Each route needs its own head order, mounting, triggering and fault-response design.
No such assumption should be made. The quoted range depends on the type and number of printheads selected. Lancing must confirm the exact head configuration and usable print area in writing.
The reference application list includes coated labels, glass and several other surfaces, but the cartridge chemistry, drying time, contrast and handling resistance must be proven on production samples.
The controller is suitable for recipe-based variable coding, but any PLC, database, ERP or MES interface requires a defined protocol, field map, validation, queue behaviour and failure response in the final scope.
For a written model recommendation, provide the product, pack, code, output and installation details.
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