Videojet® has a long history of producing top quality coding equipment, and many of our clients own one or more Videojet® printers. Of course, these coders or printers will need to be filled ink and make up fluids quite often, but there are ways to avoid paying high prices for Videojet® inks. At PrintJet, we formulate alternative versions of Videojet® inks and we believe that there are several reasons why you should give them a try.

1. Generic Videojet® Inks Are Far Less Expensive

For most of our clients, buying new coding equipment isn’t a common purchase. After all, your coder, with proper maintenance, is meant to last a long time. Videojet® coders do tend to last for many years, so it just makes good sense for Videojet® to also offer Videojet® inks and replacement parts as an added source of revenue.

However, when you purchase Videojet® ink straight from the manufacturer, you are paying far more than you should. At PrintJet, our technicians produce high quality, low-cost alternative Videojet® inks, makeup and cleaners. Our facility features an on-site lab specifically for the production of alternative inks and makeup. While the quality of our inks is every bit as good as the inks you would purchase directly from Videojet®, our prices are far lower than what Videojet® charges. You can save hundreds or thousands of dollars each year using our replacement inks and fluids.

2. Our Generic Videojet® Inks Reduce Downtime

Each of our alternative Videojet® inks is created using the highest quality pigments, dyes and other materials. We also formulate our inks using a four-stage filtration process, and this eliminates issues you might see with other generic inks, such as sludge, residue or sediment. When there is sludge or sediment or any type of residue this means the coder or printer will need more printhead maintenance and this means more downtime for you. Our goal at PrintJet is to always minimize our clients’ downtime by providing the best quality alternative inks.

3. We Have Alternative Videojet® Inks For All Types Of Coders & Applications

Whether you have a Videojet® XL 2000 coder, a Videojet® 273se coder, a Videojet® 1310 printer or some other model, we are sure to have the replacement ink that you might need. Of course, it’s not just the coder model that is important; we also formulate replacement Videojet inks for all types of special applications.

For instance, some of our clients need to place coding on food packaging or beverage packaging and this requires specific types of ink. We also formulate UV curable and UV readable inks and alcohol-resistant inks. Additionally, we can create washable inks or inks for returnable glass. Some of our clients need special types of non-transfer inks for use on cables or wires, and our team of experts can craft these inks, as well. We also provide custom ink development services for any type of special application that you might need.

Of course, we don’t just offer alternative Videojet® inks for our customers. We also formulate inks for all major brands of coding equipment, including Imaje®, Linx®, Domino®, Hitachi®, Citronix®, Markem®, Mathews®, Foxjet® and many more. This includes crafting quality inks for continuous inkjet coders and drop-on-demand coders as well as creating high-resolution and thermal jet inks.