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Diagraph introduces the latest generation of controllers in its IJ3000™ line of large character ink jet printers

ES Controller for IJ3000 Ink Jet System

New from Diagraph, An ITW Company

IJ3000 ES Ink Jet Coding ControllerSt. Louis, MO. . .Diagraph introduces the latest generation of controllers in its IJ3000™ line of large character ink jet printers—the IJ3000 ES Controller. This powerful, low-cost web-server based HMI features a color touchscreen display, drives Diagraph’s Integrated Valve or Impulse Jet printheads, and has a 100-base T Ethernet network port for web browser, network connectivity.

 

Standard Features:

  • 5.7” diagonal, 320 x 240 color LCD with touchscreen
  • 16MB flash memory for message storage
  • Drives any combination of Diagraph Integrated Valve (I.V.) 9 or 18 dot printheads up to 72 dots, or,
  • Drives two Diagraph Ij244 or Ij384 impulse jet printheads
  • 100-base T Ethernet network port for web browser, network connectivity
  • Serial ports for scanner lookup / PLC interface / variable data
  • Enhanced print message editor includes drag-n-drop
  • Painted steel, environmentally protected enclosure
  • Supports 150, 200 and 300 dpi printing options

The Ij3000 ES controller drives Diagraph’s integrated valve printheads, (perfect for applications that call for coding tray packs on opposing sides) or drives Diagraph’s high-resolution impulse jet printheads (perfect for printing alphanumerics; reliable, verifiable bar codes; and high quality logos and graphics on corrugated cartons or other substrates, porous and non porous).

 

To launch this new product, Diagraph has created special package “Ij3000 ES kits” for dual head Integrated Valve 9 or 18 dot printhead applications and has special introductory pricing through September 30, 2007. Interested parties should call 800-722-1125 for pricing.

Each kit includes

  • Ij3000 ES controller with single IV interface board
  • New pressurized 13.5oz. ink system (porous or non porous)
  • Two IV9 or IV18 dot printheads
  • Two 10’ printhead cables
  • Controller and printhead conveyor mount brackets
  • Photoeye

 

IJ3000 ES Ink Jet Coding Controller Shown above: The New Ij3000 ES Controller, (2) IV9-dot Integrated Valve printheads, photoeye, printhead cables, mounting brackets. Application shown: coding opposing sides of traypacks.

IJ3000 ES Ink Jet Coding Controller Shown above: A new IV9-Dot Integrated Valve Printhead marks date codes on tray packs easily and ledgibly. Driving this printhead is the new Ij3000 ES Controller.

IJ3000 ES Ink Jet Coding Controller Shown above: The family of Ij3000 controllers. From left to right: XLS, LS, and ES controllers. The Ij3000 ES is “small and mighty”, packing a lot of punch for its size.

 

Like all Diagraph ink jet printing systems, the Ij3000 ES Controller is built to last, with minimal maintenance, even in hostile industrial environments. It provides reliable performance in all kinds of conditions—hot, cold, wet and dry.

 

For more information, call Marketing Services for Diagraph Large Character Ink Jet Systems at 800-722-1125 or send e-mails to [email protected]




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