Large Character Printers
Industrial, piezo ink jet printers for secondary coding
Linx Large Character printers deliver reliable industrial printing for global production lines.
Our case coding printers provide a cost-effective and reliable coding batch codes, dates, product information, barcodes, QR codes, graphics and logos onto porous substrates such as paper, card and wood, making them an ideal solution for outer packaging, case coding and cardboard boxes.
By printing directly onto packaging, Linx large character marking printers can help reduce reliance on labels and pre-printed boxes. This helps lower consumable costs, reduce packaging waste, simplify stock management and improve flexibility across production lines with multiple SKUs.
Learn more about how LCM printing works
Replace labels on your case coding
Linx Large Character Printers
Linx IJ355 & IJ375
Features
Data Matrix and QR codes |GS1 compliant 2D codes | Print area up to 70mm high | Black and red inks
Key Benefits:
- Reduce operating costs – alternative to labels and pre-printed boxes.
- High definition printing of graphics and barcodes
- Ideal for porous substrates such as paper, card, wood
Applications for LCM printers
Benefits of Large character marking
Produce bold, easy-to-read characters that remain visible throughout storage, transport and distribution. Ideal for batch codes, dates, product information, barcodes and logos.
Eliminate labels and reduce dependency on pre-printed boxes by printing straight onto cardboard, paper, card and wood.
Simple system design, efficient ink usage and minimal maintenance help keep running costs under control — especially for high-volume case coding.
Robust construction and dependable performance make Linx large character printers well suited to demanding factory and warehouse conditions.
Not sure if a case coding printer is right for your production? Contact us to find the best solution for your marking and coding needs
FAQ
Large character marking (LCM), or case coding, is a method of printing bigger text, barcodes, logos, and graphics directly onto outer packaging such as boxes and cartons.
LCM is typically used on porous materials such as cardboard, corrugated cases, paper, and wood.
LCM printers can print product names, batch codes, barcodes, logos, shipping details, and other variable information needed for identification and traceability.
Printing directly onto cases removes the need for labels, helping to reduce costs, simplify operations, and eliminate label storage and handling.
Yes, LCM systems are designed to keep up with fast-moving production lines while maintaining consistent print quality.
Piezo inkjet uses drop-on-demand technology, where a piezoelectric element precisely controls the release of ink droplets to create high-resolution text and images.
Case coding ensures that products can be tracked through the supply chain, supports regulatory compliance, and helps prevent errors in distribution.
Industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and manufacturing rely on case coding to manage supply chains and meet labelling requirements.
Yes, LCM printers are designed for easy integration into existing lines with minimal disruption.