The ZS-IIP800 is a high-performance industrial inkjet printer engineered for continuous operation on production lines. With a 60μm nozzle and adjustable print height from 0.8mm to 12mm, it supports up to six lines of text, graphics, QR codes, barcodes, and batch time stamps. Its 10.1-inch touchscreen interface offers intuitive control in both Chinese and English, while the customizable 2.5m conduit ensures flexible installation. Designed for packaging environments, it delivers reliable, high-speed printing with low power consumption. Ideal for industries such as food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.
Technical Specification
- Model：ZS-IIP800
- Print Head Nozzles：60μm
- Print Height：0.8mm–12mm (Max 6 lines, up to 34 dots / 15mm)
- Supported Code：Formats Text, Graphics, Monochrome .bmp (32px height), Batch
- Time, QR Code, Barcode
- Main Unit Size：252mm × 360mm × 543mm
- Main Unit Weight：31kg
- Conduit Length：2.5m (customizable)
- Power Supply：90–264V AC, 50Hz, 135W
- Power Consumption：80W
- User Interface：10.1-inch Touchscreen
- Language Support：Chinese & English
- Ports Sensor ×1, Encoder ×1, USB ×1
- Operating Environment Temperature: 5–45°C; Humidity: 30–90% RH
- Consumables Ink Cartridge: 500ml; Thinner Cartridge: 500ml
Adjustable High-Precision Printhead
The printhead produces clear characters, logos, and barcodes. Its height and angle can be adjusted for accurate positioning on different product surfaces.
Convenient Ink System
The ink cartridges are located in the main unit for easier replacement and maintenance, without opening the cabinet to add ink or thinner.
10.1-Inch Touchscreen Controls
The color touchscreen and intuitive software make the printer easy for operators to learn and use.
Flexible Production-Line Integration
The modular design and adjustable printhead bracket support integration with different production-line layouts.
Flexible Installation Options
The adjustable printhead bracket and modular structure allow the printer to be installed in different production-line configurations.
