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Digital Corrugated Carton Printing Machine - High-Speed, Eco-Friendly, China Suppliers & Factory Direct
Technical Parameters
| Model | BR-C1800 |
| Material Width | 1800mm |
| Max Print Size | 600-1200mm |
| Print Head | HP A3 heads |
| Printhead Quantity | 2-4 PCS |
| Printhead Height | 1mm-20mm |
| Ink Supply System | Automatic ink supply |
| Print Precision & Speed | 1200×300, 1200×600, 1200×1200 | 20-40m/min |
| Ink | Water-based ink |
| Print Color | CMYK / Dual CMYK / 4 CMYK |
| Print Media | Corrugated boxes, Cardboard, Paper bags, Kraft paper |
| Ink Cartridge | 5000ml |
| RIP Software | MAINTOP |
| Computer Operation System | Windows 7 / Windows 10 |
| Print Mode | One pass print |
| Power Requirement | AC380V(+10), 50HZ~60HZ |
| Environment | Temperature: 20℃-28℃, Humidity: 40%-60% |
| Machine Size | L×W×H (4500×3600×2000) MM |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum material and printing width of the BR-C1800?
The BR-C1800 printer supports a maximum material width of 1800mm, and delivers a maximum print size ranging from 600mm to 1200mm.
What printheads does the BR-C1800 use and how many can be configured?
It uses high-performance HP A3 printheads. The machine can be configured with 2 to 4 pieces of printheads, and the printhead height can be adjusted between 1mm and 20mm.
What are the printing speed and resolution capabilities?
The printer supports multiple precision options including 1200×300 dpi, 1200×600 dpi, and 1200×1200 dpi, reaching production speeds of 20 to 40 meters per minute.
What type of ink and media are compatible with this printer?
The BR-C1800 is designed for eco-friendly water-based ink, packaged in 5000ml cartridges. It is compatible with various packaging media such as corrugated boxes, cardboard, paper bags, and Kraft paper.
What are the power requirements and ideal working environment?
The machine requires a power supply of AC380V (+10), 50HZ~60HZ. For optimal performance, the operating environment should maintain a temperature of 20℃-28℃ and humidity of 40%-60%.




