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- John Malette, Sales Manager @ Hitachi America, Ltd. Working with a trusted provider who knows your business and stays current on changes to your production environment may be able to save you money in the long run with a program that includes manufacturer tested inkjet inks and fluids. non-OEM inkjet fluids: IDENTIFY THE REAL COSTS While the acquisition cost of non- manufacturer inkjet inks and fluids may present a compelling business case to change your supplier, the total costs of a change is rarely that simple. Marking and coding inks and fluids can have a profound effect on areas of your operation that aren't always obvious. 1 SUBSTRATE PAPER METAL PLASTIC COATINGS Any change to the production process may have a significant effect on the performance of the ink. You need to be sure your ink can continue to meet the product code requirements on the substrate being printed when a change occurs. 3 PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT Under what conditions are you printing your codes? Your ink may need to perform in high humidity, high temperature or when there is significant dust present from materials like powdered sugar or other manufacturing byproducts. 2 DURABILITY What are the requirements of the mark or code from the time of printing to end of product life? Temporary? Permanent? Permanent but then removable? The ink you choose may need to withstand a wide variety of hard to predict conditions over the full product life. You'll need an ink that's been tested to handle that unpredictability. CONDITIONS LENGTH WINDOW 4 REGULATIONS, STANDARDS AND SAFETY Are there regulatory or safety standards specific to your industry that your inkjet inks and marking fluids must comply with? In many situations fluid and ink flammability or volatile organic compound emission levels from solvent evaporation must be considered. VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOCs) FOOD REGULATIONS TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIRBORNE PARTICLES DRYING TIME 3 PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT Under what conditions are you printing your codes? Your ink may need to perform in high humidity, high temperature or when there is significant dust present from materials like powdered sugar or other manufacturing byproducts. TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIRBORNE PARTICLES DRYING TIME ! 2 hours 1 year = $ $ $ $ $ For more information on minimizing costs and maximizing uptime with manufacturer inkjet inks and fluids contact: [email protected] 704-972-9868 5 FACTORS AFFECTING OVERALL PERFORMANCE AND COST “Clients tell us that as little as one to two hours of production line downtime can eat up an entire year of cost savings generated from non-OEM inkjet fluids.” Putting inks and fluids other than the ones extensively tested by the manufacturer may present maintenance issues that lead to unexpected production downtime. Increased replacement of parts, nozzle clogging and warranty violations are just some of the potential contributors to costs that may invalidate the business case for non-OEM inkjet fluids. 5 MAINTENANCE NOZZLE CLOGGING PARTS REPLACEMENT INVALID WARRANTY LOST PRODUCTION expired Infographic produced by Hitachi America, Ltd. Hitachi America, Ltd. Inkjet Printer Group

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Page 1: CIJ infographic final Hitachi V2Final...PERFORMANCE AND COST “Clients tell us that as little as one to two hours of production line downtime can eat up an entire year of cost savings

- John Malette, Sales Manager @ Hitachi America, Ltd.

Working with a trusted provider who knows your business and stays current on changes to your production environment may be able to save you money in the long run with a program that includes manufacturer tested inkjet inks and fluids.

non-OEM inkjet fluids:IDENTIFY THE REAL COSTS

While the acquisition cost of non-manufacturer inkjet inks and fluids may present a compelling business case to change your supplier, the total costs of a change is rarely that simple. Marking and coding inks and fluids can have a profound effect on areas of your operation that aren't always obvious.

1SUBSTRATE

PAPER METAL PLASTIC COATINGS

Any change to the production process may have a significant effect on the performance of the ink. You need to be sure your ink can continue to meet the product code requirements on the substrate being printed when a change occurs.

3PRODUCTIONENVIRONMENTUnder what conditions are you printing your codes? Your ink may need to perform in high humidity, high temperature or when there is significant dust present from materials like powdered sugar or other manufacturing byproducts.

2DURABILITYWhat are the requirements of the mark or code from the time of printing to end of product life? Temporary? Permanent? Permanent but then removable? The ink you choose may need to withstand a wide variety of hard to predict conditions over the full product life. You'll need an ink that's been tested to handle that unpredictability.

CONDITIONS LENGTH WINDOW

4REGULATIONS, STANDARDS AND SAFETYAre there regulatory or safety standards specific to your industry that your inkjet inks and marking fluids must comply with? In many situations fluid and ink flammability or volatile organic compound emission levels from solvent evaporation must be considered.

VOLATILE ORGANICCOMPOUNDS (VOCs)

FOOD REGULATIONS

TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIRBORNEPARTICLES

DRYINGTIME

3PRODUCTIONENVIRONMENTUnder what conditions are you printing your codes? Your ink may need to perform in high humidity, high temperature or when there is significant dust present from materials like powdered sugar or other manufacturing byproducts.

TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY AIRBORNEPARTICLES

DRYINGTIME

! 2hours

1year

= $$$

$

$

For more information on minimizing costs and maximizing uptime with manufacturerinkjet inks and fluids contact:

[email protected]

5 FACTORS AFFECTING OVERALLPERFORMANCEAND COST

“Clients tell us that as little as one to two hoursof production line downtime can eat up anentire year of cost savings generated from non-OEM inkjet fluids.”

Putting inks and fluids other than the ones extensively tested by the manufacturer may present maintenance issues that lead to unexpected production downtime. Increased replacement of parts, nozzle clogging and warranty violations are just some of the potential contributors to costs that may invalidate the business case for non-OEM inkjet fluids.

5MAINTENANCE

NOZZLECLOGGING

PARTSREPLACEMENT

INVALIDWARRANTY

LOSTPRODUCTION

expired

Infographic produced by Hitachi America, Ltd.

Hitachi America, Ltd.Inkjet Printer Group