Executive Summary
The Buskro Quantum is a robust and flexible Drop-On-Demand (DOD) industrial inkjet printer engineered to deliver unmatched operational efficiency and a rapid return on investment. Capable of achieving daily outputs of up to 24,000 printed products, it is the ideal powerhouse for packaging, labeling, and direct mail. With its lightweight construction and highly modular design, the Quantum easily integrates into your existing setup today and scales seamlessly as your business grows tomorrow.
Key Advantages
High-Speed Output: Power through large volumes with production speeds reaching 3.39 m/s (667 fpm) for aqueous inks, and 2.54 m/s (500 fpm) for UV applications.
Exceptional Quality: Supports ultra-crisp resolutions up to 1200 DPI, perfectly suited for intricate graphics, variable data, and precise barcode printing.
Versatile Ink Compatibility: Seamlessly handle both UV-curable and aqueous inks to print on a massive range of substrates, including paper, plastic, and corrugated cartons.
Advanced Ink Delivery: Features a sophisticated active management system that pumps, filters, and de-gasses the ink, complete with meniscus control and precise level-sensing for flawless operation.
Reduced Operating Costs: Highly efficient LED curing for UV inks and advanced workflow inspection tools significantly cut energy consumption while minimizing material waste and rework.
UV Ink & Printhead Care: UV ink, bulk ink, and printhead wipes for Buskro systems ship from our Long Island stock.
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Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Piezo or thermal inkjet for high-volume addressing?
Piezo, once you run daily volume. The Buskro Quantum's piezo drop-on-demand heads give finer drop control, run aqueous and UV inks, and last far longer than thermal cartridges, which keeps running cost down at scale.
Can the Buskro Quantum print on corrugated and plastic packaging?
Yes. Print width scales from 4.25 to 8.5 inches and the system runs both aqueous and UV-curable ink, so it handles corrugated cartons, plastic packaging, and direct mail on the same equipment.
What inks does the Buskro Quantum use?
Aqueous Harris inks and UV-curable inks from Bosch and Picart. Drop volumes are selectable, 3 to 14 picoliters for UV and 5 to 12 for aqueous, which lets you tune ink use per job.
What software runs a Buskro inkjet system?
Compose IQ, Buskro's variable data software. It handles addressing, Intelligent Mail barcodes, numbering, and multi-record layouts from one operator screen.
What does variable data printing cost per piece on a production inkjet?
Addressing-level coverage on a bulk-ink system like the Quantum runs a fraction of a cent to a few cents per piece depending on coverage, well under cartridge printing at volume. Mailtech will model your cost per thousand from your actual pieces.
