Coder
Laser marking shows its strengths above all in its low costs for consumables, since only the filters for extracting the ambient air need to be replaced.
Intervall printer
Interval printers, unlike inkjet systems, apply the print image through direct product contact using a stamping process. These systems can process a wide variety of inks and are therefore also suitable for strongly pigmented colors such as white or yellow, as well as highly absorbent surfaces. Texts can be quickly changed via Telos printing plates.
Rollcoder
In a rollcoder, ink is transferred via an ink roller or ink-soaked felt onto an interchangeable printing plate, which can consist of text, a logo, or a character set. Thanks to their simple operating mechanism, this technology is particularly robust and low-maintenance. Rollcoders use a printing process comparable to that of interval printers, but operate with rotating print drums. There are two basic types: attachment rollcoders and cartridge coders. The printing plates can be quickly and easily changed via the ribbed rubber system of the Telos plates.
