Continuous inkjet printers (CIJ) are a type of industrial printer that are used for high-speed printing of text, graphics, and barcodes on a wide range of materials such as plastics, metals, and paper. CIJ printers are known for their high reliability, accuracy, and speed. In this article, we will take a closer look at the technology behind continuous inkjet printers and their various applications. How Continuous Inkjet Printers Work? Continuous inkjet printers work by ejecting tiny droplets of ink from a printhead onto a substrate at high speed. The printhead consists of a series of nozzles that are controlled by a high-speed computer, which allows the ink droplets to be precisely directed onto the substrate. To ensure that the ink droplets are precisely directed, the printhead is equipped with a device called a deflection plate. The deflection plate is a charged electrode that creates an electrical field that can be used to control the direction of the ink droplets. By changing