Step into the future of high-end industrial marking with our flagship A900 Seiko 1536 PIJ Inkjet Printer. Engineered around the revolutionary Seiko RC1536 industrial printhead, this state-of-the-art Drop-on-Demand (DOD) coding machine represents the highest tier of production reliability. Boasting an ultra-wide print swath of 108mm and an incredibly dense array of 1,536 active nozzles, this printer is designed to deliver massive print coverage at lightning-fast speeds.
The defining feature of the Seiko 1536 is its advanced nozzle-level active ink recirculation system. By continuously circulating fluid directly behind the nozzles, this machine effortlessly handles high-viscosity fluids and heavily pigmented inks without the risk of sedimentation. Whether you are laying down opaque UV white inks, specialized varnishes, or standard oil-based fluids, the Seiko 1536 ensures flawless dot placement, continuous 24/7 uptime, and automated recovery from air bubbles or debris, eliminating the need for frequent manual purging.
| Product name | Piezo UV Inkjet Printer Seiko 1536 |
| Model | A900 |
| System | OMA Variable Data High-Speed Printing System(Windows) |
| Screen | 13.3/15.6 inch industrial Windows Screen |
| Print head type | Seiko 1536 |
| Print Height | Single Head:108mm(up to 8 heads, 850mm) |
| Physical Resolution | 360DPI |
| Printing direction resolution | 100-3000DPI |
| Ink dot size | 13PL/25PL |
| Inkjet printing distance | 1-30mm |
| Printing speed | Up to 300m/min |
| Ink type | UV ink, oil-based ink |
| Print direction | Up, down and side |
| Ink supply system | Negative pressure + internal circulation |
| Temperature/Humidity | 0℃-45℃ 15%-75% |
Thanks to its ultra-wide print area, high-viscosity fluid compatibility, and heavy-duty design, the Seiko 1536 is the ultimate marking solution for demanding, large-scale industrial sectors:
Ceramics & Advanced Building Materials: The gold standard for high-speed, single-pass printing on ceramic tiles, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), heavy timber, and architectural glass, laying down heavy pigments with exceptional vibrancy.
Corrugated Packaging & Direct-to-Box: Easily prints massive, high-resolution graphics, comprehensive product ingredients, and extra-large GS1 shipping barcodes on large cardboard cartons in a single pass.
Varnish & High-Opacity White Ink Coding: Perfectly suited for jetting difficult fluids like glossy varnishes or heavy-pigment white UV inks onto dark substrates, guaranteeing the ink never settles or clogs the nozzles.
Textile & Decorative Printing: Highly effective for industrial decorative printing requiring heavy ink laydown and precise, vivid color gradients across wide webs of material.
3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing: Capable of jetting specialized high-viscosity functional fluids, making it a versatile tool for advanced manufacturing processes beyond standard coding.
When evaluating top-tier B2B industrial coding equipment, the Seiko 1536 PIJ Inkjet Printer dramatically outpaces conventional technologies through its unique engineering:
Active Nozzle Recirculation (vs. Standard Printheads): Standard printheads allow heavy pigments to settle, leading to clogged nozzles and uneven print quality. The Seiko 1536’s continuous internal flow keeps ink constantly mixed and ready to fire, resulting in unparalleled thermal stability, zero ink starvation at high speeds, and virtually zero maintenance downtime.
Massive 108mm Print Swath (vs. Seiko 510/1020): With a 108mm print width, the Seiko 1536 provides more than double the coverage of a Seiko 510. This allows you to print towering barcodes, full-size logos, and multi-line text blocks without the complexity, cost, and alignment issues of stitching multiple printheads together.
High-Viscosity Performance: While other printheads struggle with thick, specialty inks, the Seiko 1536 thrives. Its high-energy firing mechanism can handle heavy, functional fluids, opening up new production capabilities for your manufacturing line.
Self-Recovering Reliability: The recirculation system naturally purges micro-bubbles and dust particles during operation. This "self-healing" capability means fewer rejected products, lower ink waste from manual cleaning cycles, and a significantly higher Return on Investment (ROI) over the machine's lifespan.
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