Executive Summary
The DPI Hawk M7 is the ultimate industrial-grade, single-pass inkjet solution for high-volume variable data printing. Powered by robust Kyocera print heads, this highly modular system easily integrates directly into your existing production lines. Whether you are printing labels, pharmaceutical packaging, direct mail, or secure ticketing, the Hawk M7 delivers crisp, durable, and lightning-fast results tailored precisely to your application.
Key Advantages
Highest Speed Inkjet: Up to 1,000 fpm or 100,000 pieces per hour at 300x600 DPi with our Turbo Speed Hawk
Scalable Print Width: Modular design expands from a compact 2.5" module up to an industry-leading 26.4" to scale with your evolving production needs.
Exceptional Readability: Achieve crisp text, images and barcodes up to 1200 DPI aided by adjustable drop sizing and advanced barcode shaving for maximum scan rates.
Substrate Versatility: Print effortlessly on coated, uncoated paper, foil, PVC, and plastics on the same system and quickly change colors in <10 min with no flushing needed.
Reduced Downtime: In 30 seconds systems are ready to print. An automated service mode and integrated head tray drastically reduce manual maintence and setup time.
High-Volume Ready: Features high-capacity 5L to 20L ink supplies to keep your line running longer without costly interruptions.
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Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you add variable data inkjet to an existing flexo press?
Yes. The DPI Hawk M7 mounts inline on a flexo, web, or finishing press with a custom head bracket and prints variable barcodes, serial numbers, QR codes, and text at press speed. You keep the press and the plates; the inkjet unit adds the digital layer, at a fraction of the cost of a hybrid press.
How fast can inline inkjet run on a flexo press or web?
The Hawk M7 runs up to 500 feet per minute at 300 x 600 dpi, and the M7 DS double-speed version runs up to 1,000 feet per minute. That covers most narrow-web label and forms presses without slowing them down.
How wide can the DPI Hawk M7 print?
From a single 4.25 inch Kyocera module up to 26.4 inches of continuous coverage from one head. You can start narrow for a barcode lane and add modules later without replacing the system.
What can the Hawk M7 print on?
Coated and uncoated paper, foil, plastic, PVC, chipboard, and label stock, with UV or aqueous ink. Spot color inks swap on the same system in about 10 minutes, so one head covers mailing, label, and packaging work.
Who services DPI inkjet systems in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut?
Mailtech in Deer Park, NY is a factory-authorized DPI distributor with our own technicians covering the tri-state area and the Northeast. We install, train operators, stock DPI ink locally, and support Hawk systems running on both mailing lines and flexo presses.
