Thermal Inkjet (TIJ)
Compact, high-resolution digital coding for pharmaceutical, food and consumer packaging applications.
Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) is a compact, high-resolution printing technology that uses disposable cartridges to apply crisp, detailed codes directly onto primary and secondary packaging. Its clean, cartridge-based design makes it especially well suited to controlled environments where mess-free operation and quick changeovers are essential.
TIJ systems deliver print resolutions up to 600 dpi, making them ideal for small, high-density codes such as 2D DataMatrix codes, serialization data, high-density barcodes and fine text — critical for regulatory compliance and track-and-trace requirements. The technology is widely used on cartons, labels, flexible film, blister packs and other primary packaging across pharmaceutical, food, beverage and personal care production lines.
As an authorized Videojet distributor, Tadbik provides complete Thermal Inkjet solutions — from system selection and cartridge configuration to installation, operator training and ongoing technical support. Our specialists help manufacturers achieve reliable, high-resolution coding while meeting serialization and regulatory requirements.
WHEN TO CHOOSE TIJ
Thermal Inkjet is the ideal solution for manufacturers requiring:
- High-resolution, small-character printing
- Serialization and track-and-trace coding
- Clean, mess-free operation
- Quick cartridge changeovers
- Compact printer footprint
- Coding on cartons, labels and flexible film
AVAILABLE TIJ MODELS
Videojet
8520
A versatile, easy-to-operate TIJ printer built on the Wolke m610 touch platform, suited for both industrial and life-science applications — from simple date and lot coding to serialization. Its intuitive touchscreen interface simplifies job setup and daily operation, delivering high-resolution codes with minimal operator intervention.
Ideal Applications
- Pharmaceutical
- Food & beverage
- Consumer packaging
- General manufacturing
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Thermal Inkjet technology is commonly used to print:
- 2D DataMatrix & serialization codes
- Expiration dates
- Batch & lot numbers
- High-density barcodes
- Fine text and logos
Operational Benefits
- High-resolution printing
- Clean, mess-free operation
- Quick cartridge changeovers
- Compact footprint
- Serialization-ready
- Reliable regulatory compliance



