en.Wedoany.com Reported - Germany's Leibinger company plans to officially launch its new coding category product, 2DJET, at the interpack trade fair to be held in Düsseldorf, Germany, in 2026. This product is an industrial coding and marking method designed to help the packaging industry address the key challenge of transitioning to GS1 QR codes. The 2DJET can output GS1-compliant QR codes on a wide variety of packaging materials and formats, with a resolution of up to 300 dpi and printing speeds of up to 120 meters per minute. During the trade fair, visitors can learn about the product's concept and prototype at Booth D26 in Hall 8B.
The 2DJET features a continuous ink supply design, enabling uninterrupted production. This QR code coding system can print clear codes at a resolution of up to 300 dpi, supporting QR codes with a maximum module size of 33x33. As a non-contact printing technology, the 2DJET is suitable for different product shapes and surface conditions—from flat to curved, and from smooth to more challenging surfaces. Its printhead has an 8 mm throw distance, allowing flexible integration into production lines with limited space or variable packaging geometries.
The system is designed around 24/7 operational requirements. The ink supply system is equipped with precision pumps and sensors to ensure a continuous and stable ink supply. Combined with a cartridge-based ink supply concept, operators can quickly replace high-yield XL cartridges during operation without downtime. The specially developed fast-drying ink offers rapid drying properties on a variety of substrates, enabling immediate downstream processing even under high-speed production conditions.
The operational concept focuses on low-maintenance performance. A reduced number of components, minimal system wear, no need for filters, and long service life of key parts keep spare parts requirements low. Operation is completely tool-free, and an intuitive human-machine interface makes daily use simpler. Through its streamlined design, this QR code coding system minimizes maintenance work and service complexity.
The commercial launch of the 2DJET is planned for early 2027, with trials and demonstration installations for pilot projects scheduled to begin at the end of this year.
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