Stationary 300 dpi thermal inkjet printing system for automated direct marking of products, packaging and components with text, variable data, barcodes, QR codes and DataMatrix codes on production and conveyor lines.

Product Overview

The REINER jetAxis 100 represents a different type of marking solution from the handheld jetStamp family.

While products such as the jetStamp 990, graphic 970 and 1025 are primarily designed for mobile direct marking, the jetAxis 100 is designed for stationary integration into automated production, packaging and conveyor processes.

REINER specifies a 300 dpi Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) printing system with an imprint area of approximately:

85 mm wide × 26 mm high

and printing speeds of up to:

500 mm/s / 30 m/min

The system can print information including:

• Text
• Product information
• Variable data
• Dates
• Batch and lot information
• Serial numbers
• 1D barcodes
• QR codes
• DataMatrix codes
• Other supported 2D codes

The jetAxis 100 provides interfaces for sensors, encoders, alarms and SENSE, allowing it to form part of a controlled automated marking process rather than relying on an operator to position and trigger a handheld printer for every item.

REINER's current download centre lists the jetAxis 100 product data sheet updated 27 July 2026, confirming that this is part of REINER's current marking portfolio.

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Key Features

• Current REINER stationary direct-marking platform
• Designed for inline and automated marking
• Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) technology
• 300 dpi print resolution
• Maximum imprint approximately 85 × 26 mm
• Printing speed up to 500 mm/s
• Equivalent line speed up to approximately 30 m/min
• Print distance up to approximately 6 mm
• Downward printing
• Sideways printing
• Up to 255 stored print images
• Text and variable-data printing
• 1D barcode printing
• QR-code printing
• DataMatrix-code printing
• USB data transfer
• microSD card support
• WLAN connectivity
• Sensor interface
• Encoder interface
• Alarm interface
• SENSE interface
• PCset graphic support
• Supports applicable Word and Excel workflows
• Supports applicable ERP workflows
• 24 VDC / 3 A power supply requirement
• Aluminium and stainless-steel housing
• Designed and manufactured in Germany

What Is the REINER jetAxis 100?

The jetAxis 100 is a stationary industrial direct-marking printer.

It is intended for applications where products move through a defined process and need to be marked automatically.

A simplified workflow could be:

Product Travels Along Conveyor

↓

Sensor Detects Product

↓

Encoder Monitors Conveyor Movement

↓

Required Print Data Is Prepared

↓

jetAxis 100 Prints While Product Moves Past

↓

Marked Product Continues Through Production

This is fundamentally different from handheld direct marking.

The operator does not normally pick up the jetAxis 100 and place it against each product.

Instead, the printer is mounted and aligned with the production process.

Automated Direct Printing Without a Label

The jetAxis 100 can be used where suitable information needs to be printed directly onto the product or packaging rather than first being printed onto a separate label.

A conventional workflow may involve:

Create Label → Print Label → Apply Label → Product Continues

A suitable jetAxis workflow may instead be:

Detect Product → Print Directly → Product Continues

This can reduce separate label-handling steps in applications where direct printing meets the operational and regulatory requirement.

However, direct printing should not automatically be considered a replacement for every label.

Labels can remain necessary where the application requires:

• Regulatory label formats
• Large information areas
• Full-colour information
• Removable identification
• Preprinted branding
• Special adhesive properties
• Information unsuitable for the available direct-print area

The appropriate method depends on the application.

85 × 26 mm Print Area

REINER specifies an imprint size of approximately:

26 mm High × 85 mm Wide

This relatively large inline marking area can accommodate combinations of:

Product Information

Batch / Serial Data

Barcode / QR / DataMatrix

within an appropriately designed print layout.

The actual printable content depends on the selected layout, character dimensions and machine-readable-code requirements.

300 dpi Thermal Inkjet Printing

The jetAxis 100 uses:

Thermal Inkjet (TIJ)

at:

300 dpi

This resolution supports detailed direct markings including suitable:

• Text
• Numbers
• Graphics
• 1D barcodes
• QR codes
• DataMatrix codes

For machine-readable codes, print resolution is only one factor.

Successful scanning also depends on:

• Code dimensions
• Module size
• Quiet zone
• Print contrast
• Ink
• Substrate
• Surface texture
• Printer-to-product distance
• Product movement
• Scanner capability

Actual barcode and 2D-code performance should therefore be validated on the real production material.

Printing Speed up to 500 mm/s

REINER specifies a maximum printing speed of:

Up to 500 mm/s

or approximately:

30 metres per minute

This makes the jetAxis 100 suitable for applicable moving-product and conveyor workflows.

This figure should not be interpreted as a guaranteed production-line throughput.

Actual performance depends on factors including:

• Product spacing
• Print-image complexity
• Conveyor behaviour
• Sensor arrangement
• Encoder configuration
• Substrate
• Ink
• Required print quality
• Production-line controls

The complete application should be evaluated rather than selecting equipment based only on maximum speed.

Print Distance up to 6 mm

REINER specifies a printing distance of:

Up to approximately 6 mm

between the print system and suitable product surface.

Maintaining an appropriate distance is important for print quality.

Variations in:

• Product height
• Conveyor movement
• Surface shape
• Product positioning

can affect the distance between the printhead and substrate.

Mechanical positioning therefore forms an important part of an inline jetAxis installation.

Downward and Sideways Printing

REINER specifies two print directions:

Downward

and

Sideways

This allows the system to be positioned according to the production-line arrangement.

For example, the marking may need to appear on:

• Side of a carton
• Side of a component
• Upper surface of packaging
• Suitable moving product surface

The correct orientation depends on the conveyor, product geometry and required print location.

Sensor Integration

Automated marking requires the system to know when a product is present.

REINER provides a sensor interface for the jetAxis 100 and currently lists compatible automation accessories including the GRTE18S photo sensor.

A typical process can therefore be:

Product Approaches

↓

Photo Sensor Detects Product

↓

Print Sequence Triggered

↓

jetAxis Applies Required Marking

This eliminates the need for an operator to manually press a trigger for each item in a correctly configured automated workflow.

Encoder Integration

Conveyor speed is not always perfectly constant.

REINER therefore provides an encoder interface, and its current accessory portfolio includes the DLS40E-S3RV encoder for detecting movement on conveyor belts.

The encoder can provide movement information to help coordinate printing with actual conveyor motion.

Conceptually:

Conveyor Movement

↓

Encoder Measures Movement

↓

Printing Is Synchronized

↓

Print Is Applied as Product Moves

Correct encoder installation and configuration are important for reliable inline printing.

Alarm Interface

The jetAxis 100 also provides an:

Alarm Interface

This can be useful when incorporating the printer into a wider machine or production-control environment.

The exact alarm behaviour and integration should be defined according to the customer's automation requirements.

SENSE Interface

REINER also identifies a:

SENSE Interface

for the jetAxis 100.

This provides additional possibilities for applicable data and process integration.

Because industrial integration requirements vary considerably, customers should define the required external equipment, data source and process logic before assuming compatibility.

Up to 255 Stored Print Images

The jetAxis 100 can store:

Up to 255 Print Images

This is useful for operations handling multiple:

• Products
• Customers
• Batch formats
• Production lines
• Packaging types
• Barcode formats
• Variable-data layouts

The appropriate print image can then be selected according to the configured workflow.

USB, microSD and WLAN

Current REINER specifications identify:

• USB

• microSD card

• WLAN

for applicable data handling.

These options provide flexibility for preparing, transferring and managing print information.

The correct method depends on the customer's software and production architecture.

Print Data from PCset graphic

REINER identifies PCset graphic as part of the jetAxis 100 print-data workflow.

Depending on the required layout, print information can include:

• Static text
• Variable text
• Numbers
• Dates
• Serial information
• Graphics
• Barcodes
• QR codes
• DataMatrix codes

Word, Excel and ERP Workflows

REINER also identifies print-data workflows involving:

• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Excel
• ERP systems

This can be useful where information already exists digitally and needs to become part of a production marking.

However:

ERP support does not mean automatic plug-and-play compatibility with every ERP system.

Actual integration may require:

• Correct driver
• Data mapping
• Print templates
• Network configuration
• Software configuration
• Interface development
• Testing

The customer's exact software environment should therefore be evaluated before implementation.

Materials and Surfaces

REINER currently identifies the jetAxis 100 for materials including:

• Cardboard
• Plastic
• Wood
• Metal
• Other suitable materials

The appropriate ink must be selected for the actual substrate.

Material categories alone are not enough to determine compatibility.

For example:

Uncoated Cardboard

and

Gloss-Coated Cardboard

can behave differently.

Likewise:

Bare Metal

Painted Metal

and

Coated Metal

may require different consideration.

Testing on the actual production material is recommended.

Barcode, QR Code and DataMatrix Printing

The jetAxis 100 supports:

1D Codes

and

2D Codes

including:

QR Code

and

DataMatrix

This can support applications involving:

• Product identification
• Serialisation
• Traceability
• Production tracking
• Inventory
• Logistics
• Internal process control

For traceability applications, the complete code should be validated using the actual scanner or vision system used downstream.

Technical Specifications

Brand: REINER

Model: jetAxis 100

Product Type: Stationary / Inline Industrial Direct-Marking Printer

Printing Technology: Thermal Inkjet (TIJ)

Print Resolution: 300 dpi

Maximum Imprint Size: Approximately 85 × 26 mm

Maximum Printing Speed: Up to 500 mm/s / 30 m/min

Repetition Rate: 0 to 0.5 seconds

Maximum Print Distance: Up to Approximately 6 mm

Print Directions: Downward and Sideways

Stored Print Images: Up to 255

Machine-Readable Codes: 1D and 2D Codes Including QR and DataMatrix

Data Transmission: USB, microSD Card and WLAN

Interfaces: Sensor, Encoder, Alarm and SENSE

Print Data Sources: PCset graphic, Word, Excel and Applicable ERP Workflows

Operation: Display with Keys

Display Languages: German, English, French and Spanish

Power Supply: 24 VDC / 3 A

Housing: Aluminium and Stainless Steel

Dimensions: Approximately 210 × 62 × 92 mm

Weight: Approximately 1.0 kg

Typical Materials: Cardboard, Plastic, Wood, Metal and Other Suitable Substrates

Origin: Made in Germany

Exact ink, mounting components, sensor, encoder, power configuration and integration requirements should be verified before ordering.

jetAxis 100 vs jetStamp 1025

These products should not be treated as substitutes merely because both provide an approximately 85 × 26 mm print area.

REINER jetStamp 1025

Designed primarily for:

Mobile Direct Marking

An operator can carry the printer to different products or workstations and trigger each print.

REINER jetAxis 100

Designed primarily for:

Stationary / Automated Direct Marking

The printer is installed at a defined location and works with moving products and appropriate automation components.

A simple decision is:

Product stays somewhere and operator moves to it → consider jetStamp 1025

Product moves through a production/conveyor process → consider jetAxis 100

The actual application may require more detailed evaluation.

jetAxis 100 vs jetStamp 1025 sense

The jetStamp 1025 sense remains a mobile marking device with external data-capture capabilities.

The jetAxis 100 is designed around stationary automated marking and provides dedicated sensor and encoder interfaces for inline processes.

Therefore, customers should first decide whether their fundamental requirement is:

Mobile Process

or

Automated Inline Process

before comparing individual features.

Automation Accessories

REINER's current jetAxis 100 accessory ecosystem includes automation and mounting components such as:

• DLS40E-S3RV Encoder for conveyor movement detection
• GRTE18S Photo Sensor for non-contact object detection
• Ø16 mm Mounting Flange
• Ø16 mm BASIC Tripod
• 16 mm Photo-Sensor Tripod
• Ø16 mm Fine Adjustment

These components demonstrate that the jetAxis 100 should be considered as part of a complete marking station, not merely as an isolated printer.

The required combination depends on the production line.

Example Automated Packaging Workflow

A possible application is:

Carton Enters Marking Area

↓

Photo Sensor Detects Carton

↓

Encoder Tracks Conveyor Movement

↓

Required Batch / Product Data Is Selected

↓

jetAxis 100 Prints

↓

Carton Continues to Next Process

The printed information could potentially include:

PRODUCT 40215

LOT 260906

06.09.2026

QR / DATAMATRIX

depending on the configured print layout.

Applications

The REINER jetAxis 100 may be considered for:

• Production lines
• Packaging lines
• Conveyor systems
• Manufacturing
• Automated carton marking
• Product identification
• Batch coding
• Lot coding
• Date marking
• Serial-number printing
• Barcode printing
• QR-code printing
• DataMatrix printing
• Component marking
• Packaging identification
• Product traceability
• Logistics
• Warehousing
• Variable-data marking

Purpose of Use

The primary purpose of the jetAxis 100 is to bring REINER direct-printing technology into a stationary automated process.

Its value is strongest where:

Products Move Automatically

Marking Must Occur at a Defined Position

Information Changes

Sensor / Encoder Synchronization Is Required

For occasional manual marking, a handheld jetStamp may be considerably simpler.

Things to Verify Before Ordering

Please confirm:

• Product or packaging material
• Surface coating
• Required ink
• Conveyor speed
• Product spacing
• Product dimensions
• Product movement direction
• Required print location
• Required print orientation
• Printer-to-product distance
• Required print area
• Required print content
• Barcode / QR / DataMatrix requirements
• Required scanner readability
• Sensor requirement
• Encoder requirement
• Mounting requirement
• WLAN/network requirement
• Data source
• ERP/software environment
• Power availability
• Alarm/interface requirements
• Daily production volume
• Environmental conditions

For automated production applications, a complete application review and testing should be performed before deployment.

Who Should Consider the jetAxis 100?

The jetAxis 100 may be appropriate where:

• Products travel on a conveyor
• Automated marking is required
• Manual handheld printing is inefficient
• Variable information changes regularly
• Direct printing is preferred over labels
• Barcodes or 2D codes are required
• Sensor triggering is needed
• Conveyor-speed synchronization is needed
• An 85 × 26 mm print area is suitable
• Production-system integration is required

Who May Need Another Solution?

Another solution may be more appropriate where:

• Marking is only occasional
• Products are stationary at different locations
• Operators need a portable printer
• A small date or batch marking is sufficient
• The substrate cannot provide acceptable direct-print results
• The production speed exceeds the supported application
• A much larger print area is required
• Full-colour labels are required
• Regulatory requirements mandate a physical label
• The project does not justify automated integration

In these cases, a jetStamp 990, graphic 970, jetStamp 1025 or another industrial marking technology may be more appropriate.

FAQ - REINER jetAxis 100

Q: What is the REINER jetAxis 100?

A: It is a stationary 300 dpi thermal inkjet direct-marking system designed for automated production, packaging and conveyor applications.

Q: What is the maximum print area?

A: REINER currently specifies an imprint area of approximately 85 × 26 mm.

Q: How fast can the jetAxis 100 print?

A: REINER specifies printing speeds up to approximately 500 mm/s or 30 m/min. Actual production performance depends on the complete application.

Q: Can the jetAxis 100 print QR and DataMatrix codes?

A: Yes. Current REINER specifications identify 1D and 2D codes, including QR and DataMatrix. Code readability should be validated on the actual substrate and with the intended scanner.

Q: Can the jetAxis 100 work with a conveyor sensor?

A: Yes. The system provides a sensor interface, and REINER currently offers compatible automation accessories including a photo sensor.

Q: Why would an encoder be used?

A: An encoder can detect conveyor movement and provide movement information for synchronizing the printing process with the moving product.

Q: Is the jetAxis 100 a handheld printer?

A: No. It is designed primarily for stationary/inline integration. Customers requiring portable direct marking should evaluate REINER's mobile jetStamp range.

Related Products

REINER jetStamp 1025

REINER jetStamp 1025 sense

REINER jetStamp graphic 970

REINER DLS40E-S3RV Encoder

REINER GRTE18S Photo Sensor

REINER jetAxis 100 Mounting Accessories

REINER Direct-Marking Ink Cartridges

Helpful Internal Links

NEOTECH® UAE

https://www.neotech.ae/

Why NEOTECH® UAE?

The jetAxis 100 should not be selected simply because automated printing sounds more advanced.

Automation introduces additional considerations involving conveyors, sensors, encoders, mounting, data, software, ink, product positioning and production-line behaviour.

For a customer who only needs occasional marking, a mobile jetStamp may be the simpler and more appropriate solution.

For a genuine moving-line application, the jetAxis 100 provides a different architecture designed specifically around stationary automated direct marking.

Learn First. Decide Second. Buy Only If It Is Right for Your Needs.

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Delivery – UAE

Delivery is available within the UAE.

Delivery timing depends on destination, exact configuration and order confirmation.

The jetAxis 100 should be treated as part of an application-specific marking system. Sensors, encoders, mounting hardware, ink, integration work and other accessories should be confirmed separately rather than assumed to be included.

Contact NEOTECH® UAE

Website: https://www.neotech.ae/

Email: support@neotech.ae

Address: Store 13, Computer Bldg, Al Fahidi, Bur Dubai, Dubai 44245, United Arab Emirates

Disclaimer - NEOTECH® UAE

REINER, jetAxis, jetStamp, PCset graphic and associated product names are trademarks or product identifiers of their respective owner.

NEOTECH® is not represented as the manufacturer of this product.

Maximum speed, print distance and other rated specifications depend on application conditions and should not be interpreted as guaranteed production performance.

Successful automated direct marking depends on the complete system, including printer positioning, conveyor behaviour, sensors, encoder configuration, ink, substrate, data source and software integration. Barcode and 2D-code readability should be validated using the actual production material and scanning equipment.

For automated production-line projects, technical requirements should be reviewed and the intended application tested before final deployment.

There is absolutely no obligation or pressure to proceed with the purchase with us.

Last Updated: 06 September 2026  (GST, UTC+4)