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Inkcups is proud to continue to advance and expand the successful Helix® line of cylindrical inkjet printers. The Helix® line: the Helix®, Double Helix® and Revolution are now joined by the addition of the Helix®+. Not only has the Helix® line grown, but the Helix® and Double Helix® have both experienced significant upgrades as well.

Global printing industry leader Inkcups announces the release of the newest addition to the Helix® line of products: the Double Helix® .

Improve print quality and change artwork instantly by digital printing on cans. The Revolution® high-speed digital cylinder printer is an all-digital, direct to object printer. The artwork (or graphics) for cans are generated through common graphic software such as Adobe Illustrator and applied directly to a can without the use of additional consumables, waste, and

Update: As of August 2022 the ICN-120 is no longer available. Please visit our Pad Printing Machine page to find our current offerings. 

Update: As of August 2022 the ICN-120 is no longer available. Please visit our Pad Printing Machine page to find our current offerings.  Company’s pad printing machine portfolio now includes ICN-120, ICN-200 and 2200-DLI models

Update: As of 2022, the Helix Hi-Fi is no longer a stand alone unit, rather the capabilities can be achieved as an add on to a Helix® machine.   Danvers, Mass. – May 7, 2019 — Global printing industry leader Inkcups announced the release of its newest product, the Helix® Hi-Fi, a 6-color rotary digital

The Helix® by Inkcups combines speed and quality. This industrial rotary inkjet printer flawlessly prints single or multi-colored images on straight and tapered cylinders. Its patented software places 7 picoliter drops of ink precisely along the cylinder at extremely high speeds. The best way to ensure full adhesion is to cure the substrate prior to printing. Curing

Think about the last time you used a travel mug or bought a drink from Starbucks; chances are the bottle was a tapered cylinder, meaning the shape gets narrower at the end. Tapered drinkware is becoming increasingly popular, yet printing custom, quality, and full-color images onto them have not been an easy feat. Due to