Yes ,MapleJet’s Hx series (Nitro, Ultro, Cartro, Megalo) and ProDigit printers are built to print durable, high-contrast codes on substrates such as PVC, HDPE, metal pipe, ceramic containers, tiles, and extrusion materials

Inks formulated for strong adhesion and high contrast; built for resistance against moisture, UV, abrasion very suitable for branding, compliance, and product IDs on ceramics

Hx Nitro (via eUrex‑HT cartridge) achieves long throw-distance (~10 mm) to print clearly on curved, recessed, or uneven surfaces with consistent adhesion

Yes ,MapleJet’s ProDigit line provides heavy‑duty, large‑character coding solutions. It supports UV‑resistant and solvent inks with rugged print modules for uneven substrates like ceramic packaging and extrusion lines

Uses a BCD interface module for integration with control systems. Auto‑Pilot commands, strobe signals, and message selection enable synchronised marking in complex production environments

Absolutely ,it supports text, 1D & 2D barcodes including GS1 DataMatrix, logos, lot codes, counters, and variable data on curved or rough surfaces

Proven adhesion on PVC/HDPE pipe, metal pipe, glass, ceramics, concrete, plastic film, cartons, and other substrates with porous and non-porous inks

Installation is plug-and-play. Wireless control via smart devices, compact controller (~146 × 84 × 60 mm, 750 g), maintenance-free operation with smart diagnostics via Hx Manager

Minimal simply replace bulk ink cassettes when needed. No regular manual cleaning; machine-managed diagnostics reduce downtime

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