Printing Technology for Digital Label Printing

Toner-based printing is a type of printing that uses a dry powder known as toner to produce labels. Toner-based printing is most commonly used in laser printers and is a good option for producing high-volume runs of labels. Toner-based printing is known for producing crisp, sharp text and images with a high level of accuracy and resolution.

One of the main benefits of toner-based printing is that it is a cost-effective option for producing large runs of labels, as the toner is inexpensive and the printing process is relatively quick. Toner-based printing is also suitable for printing on a wide range of materials, including paper, plastic, and metal. However, toner-based printing is not as durable as UV inkjet or water-based inkjet printing, and the labels produced using this method are more prone to fading and smudging.

In conclusion, each type of printing method has its own unique set of benefits and drawbacks, and the best method for producing labels will depend on the specific needs of the project.

UV inkjet printing is a good option for short run production of high-quality, durable labels, while water-based inkjet printing is a more environmentally friendly option for producing labels and packaging for food contact.

Toner-based printing is a cost-effective option for producing large runs of labels, but the labels produced using this method are not as durable as those produced using other methods.

There are a wide range of inkjet printers and toner printing presses on the market. Understanding the differences between these types of equipment and how they print can be very helpful when researching new equipment.

We hope that our blog on UV ink and toner, as well as UV LED technology is helpful in making these determinations.

As always, feel free to reach out to our experts at Arrow Systems for any questions your may have!