Inter Mac

The Printer model name is LP72P703. The date of manufacture and counter are printed on water bottles that was packed vinyl wrap. *P703 Printhead Specifications.* Nozzle Pitch : 4.2mm ⅹ 16 nozzles ... Orifice Diameter : 140 micron Marking speed : 1,250 Drops/1sec Operating Conditions : DC18-24V, 300mA-700mA(Max.) Ink : MEK, Alcohol Based ink

The name of this model is LP71C706. The marking message is a date of manufacture that consists 1 line of 7 dots and printed on the paper sack. They manufature a cement so the factory is very noisy and at all dusty. Besides, that area is very cold in winter. So special system, hot-wire and thermal ink container was installed to preserve contrller and ink container from dust and cold.

The key to cost efficiency in manufacturing process is a precise calculation to measure each unit with non-stopping process line. Intermac has to be utilized to mark on the rubber mat at certain time interval. They will be later cut into pieces and each piece of mats will carry the lot number.

Inter Mac's solenoid valve in the printhead only weighs 3 gram and the size is 4 mm. Its size and structure make maccell printhead very unique and one of the most efficient device in the industry.  

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Inter Mac develops and distributes a wide variety of inks to our customers worldwide for maccell marking systems. The quality and chemical compatibility with all of maccell products are the top priority of Inter Mac.

Small and light weighted marker! Fast response by maccell DOD Technology! Non-contract spray method Dot & Line marking! Easy control of valve! Auto cleaning function on ink nozzle! Inter Mac maccell T-3 + applies a new DOD technology to print on a wide range of substrates. The print heads of these printers contain a series of chambers that are filled with ink. By applying voltages to the walls of these chambers, a distortion is caused that bows the walls outwards. This distortion causes the ink pressure to drop, drawing more ink into the chamber. When the voltage is released and the walls return to their original positions, an ink droplet is expelled through each selected print nozzle.