One of these days we will run out of things to print on…until then, here is yet another thing that the PromoJET solvent inkjet printer can print on.

Tin can covers are great to print on! Tin cans are typically used to hold some sort of gift item or food, so why not make it look exciting! The PromoJET flatbed inkjet printer did most of the work here, all we had to do is go over the tin with a P.P. wipe to increase adhesion. The result is a crisp clear image that turns that tin can into something special!

Printer used in this project:
Type: Solvent flatbed inkjet printer
Brand: PromoJET
Model:
Standard applications: golf balls, pens, CDs…
Unconventional applications: mints, candy, stained glass, plaques…
More info: PromoJET inkjet printer page
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Technorati tags: Tin Can Cover, Solvent inkjet printer, Printing on Tin

Ordinary household items such as electrical outlets can be turned into a beautiful focal point for any room with the use of the PromoJET flatbed inkjet printer. The outlet and socket covers can be imprinted with virtually any design or image!

The outlets and socket covers were heated with the built-in halogen heat lamp, then pre-sprayed for better adhesion. We used our P-Series ink, a special ink designed specifically for plastics that is resistant to household cleaning agents, even rubbing alcohol! The PromoJET solvent inkjet printer quickly placed the designs on the outlet covers generating a crisp, clean image.

With a custom designed electrical outlet, there is no need to hide them behind the furniture anymore.

Great for kids rooms (especially the socket lockets), living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms!

Printer used in this project:
Type: Solvent flatbed inkjet printer
Brand: PromoJET
Model:
Standard applications: golf balls, pens, CDs…
Unconventional applications: mints, candy, stained glass, plaques…
More info: solvent inkjet printer
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Technorati tags: PromoJET, solvent inkjet printer, Electrical Outlet

Take a look at these cookies! By using the PromoJET inkjet printer with edible ink, cookies not only taste good, but look amazing!

Edible printing is a snap! We were able to fit 12 cookies about 2-3 inches in diameter into the PromoJET inkjet printer. We printed images on the cookies using the halogen heat lamp and 100% FDA approved edible ink. The images came out as clear and sharp as a photograph!

Printer used in this project:
Type: Solvent flatbed inkjet printer
Brand: PromoJET
Model:
Standard applications: golf balls, pens, CDs…
Unconventional applications: mints, candy, stained glass, plaques…
More info: PromoJET inkjet printer page
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Technorati tags: edible ink, inkjet printer, imprinted cookies

Anyone who loves popcorn should not be without his very own custom made popcorn tin cover… By using a primer wipe and adding heat to the covers before they are printed on we get excellent results from our PromoJET printer. And it only takes a few seconds for the ink to dry after the print. The kids will be dazzled by the cool graphics and they can even have their own name on it to make it extra special.

Printer used in this project:
Type: Solvent flatbed inkjet printer
Brand: PromoJET
Model:
Standard applications: golf balls, pens, CDs, iPod covers…
Unconventional applications: mouse pads, stained glass, popcorn tin covers…
More info: PromoJET inkjet printer page
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Technorati tags: Custom popcorn tin covers, inkjet printer

Look at these wicked good popcorn bags! Derek and Gregg of the ICN PromoJET Squad made these samples for a customer interested in the inkjet printer. Derek designed the “wicked” graphics; Gregg ran the tests.

To ensure adhesion to the waxed paper, Gregg used a heat gun - for just a quick moment so that the paper was not damaged. With the size of PromoJET’s tooling table, up to four bags can be printed at a time. Read more

Today the PromoJet and Mimaki printers created another sample that blew everyone away. The Mimaki created a pretty amazing plaque sample, seen here, to be sent out. Read more