Integrate flexible coding capabilities into your packaging equipment with the Loogal EiM Series Thermal Inkjet Printer. Purpose-built for OEM secondary development and deep system integration, the screenless EiM mounts effortlessly onto form-fill-seal machines, cartoners, case packers, filling lines, and labeling systems. Powered by robust communication protocols, it allows seamless secondary development and real-time synchronization with your machine’s PLC, HMI, or custom control software.
EiM Series — engineered for OEM secondary development and seamless packaging line integration
Weighing only 0.6 kg with a screenless design, the all-aluminum printhead fits neatly inside tight packaging frames, cartoner stations, and labeling mechanisms.
Features open RS422 and industrial protocols, allowing machine builders to easily embed printer controls directly into their own HMIs, PLCs, and central software.
Delivers sharp 600 DPI text, logos, and barcodes at line speeds up to 132 m/min, matching fast-moving form-fill-seal and continuous packaging cycles.
Equipped with rugged waterproof connectors, wireless cartridge identification, and anti-interference shielding for continuous operation in demanding factory environments.
Dates, lot Numbers, and text printed on flexible film pouches and sachets as they are formed and filled.
Batch numbers and expiry dates printed on carton flaps and case bottoms directly triggered via custom communication commands.
Lot numbers and date on bottles, caps, and containers synchronized with filler speeds and custom automation software.
Variable data printed directly on containers before labeling — reducing pre-printed label inventory.
Designed specifically for OEM secondary development and deep system integration, offering open communication and compact architecture.
Watch the ultra-compact EiM printhead mounted directly onto a laser cutting system for real-time marking on steel panels.
Demonstrating precise, real-time data transmission from the laser controller to print text at programmed coordinates on the fly.