These plastic safety socket covers were printed with the PromoJET solvent inkjet. The flatbed inkjet’s tooling table accommodates between 50-60 of these covers; printing the whole table takes under 10 minutes.

With the solvent inkjet’s software, you can easily work with photographs and promotional logos. In this case, Gregg cropped the graphics into circular shapes. Gregg used heat gun for superior adhesion, and the prints successfully passed both the scratch and clear tape tests. Read more

Check out these nice looking custom guitar picks! Derek and Gregg were asked print these logos as samples to see how well the PromoJET solvent inkjet would do. They didn’t need to use a fixture but instead just placed the picks on the flatbed. Before printing, the picks were pre-treated with an alcohol wipe and heat to make sure the ink would stick to the plastic material.
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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

The PromoJET created another masterpiece!

The PromoJet solvent inkjet printed a transparent-looking set of colors that gave the piece on the left a stained-glass look. Difficult to capture in a picture, the stained glass mimicked the quality atop a regular church pew. It’s just unbelievable that the PromoJET inkjet can print so many different designs on so many different surfaces!
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Inkcups Now Corporation has just developed a new inkjet printer called the PromoJET with the ability to print high resolution images on lapel pins. Almost any shape, size and texture is adaptable. We just mailed out these sample lapel pins this morning.

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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