FHES / APPLICATION

Ceramics and foam materials

Validate ink and processes for glaze, porosity and material resistance.

Watch application videoTile backs / ceramic products / foam products
Text, graphics and QR codes printed on ceramic components
Ceramic components · Printed sample

01 / MARKING + MATERIAL

Marking content and substrates

Tile backs / ceramic products / foam products

Marking content

Models, batches and sorting data on ceramic backs; foam specifications, cutting lines and assembly marks.

Substrate and process priorities

Review glaze, porosity and ink compatibility. Validate durability separately for firing or special post-processing.

02 / PIJ + VISION INSPECTION

Printing configuration and inspection

Printing and project configuration

Choose ink, printhead and ink supply with actual samples. Use EasyPrint for graphics and variable data, then integrate and validate equipment for size, orientation, speed and installation space.

Inspection and customer benefits

Check content and position for sorting or assembly; validate actual reading and durability through tests.

03 / APPLICATION IN ACTION

See the printing process

See continuous marking, code content and line operation in application footage.

PIJ / APPLICATION VIDEO

Ceramics and foam materials application video

Application
Tile backs / ceramic products / foam products
Marking content
Printed markings shown in the footage
Video focus
Printing process, marking results and line operation
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APPLICATION TEST / FHES

Sample testing and selection advice

Prepare substrate or sample photos, print content, character or code dimensions, target line speed, print orientation and inspection requirements. Email sample and line photos to discuss testing and configuration with FHES.

Tests assess adhesion, readability, printing stability and line throughput. Equipment, inks and inspection rules depend on sample validation and project configuration.