Over the past two years, adjustments to the global supply chain layout have driven purchasing demand from newly built overseas factory production lines, and exports of domestic inkjet and laser marking identification equipment have maintained steady growth. Southeast Asia, the CIS, the Middle East and North Africa are key growth markets.

With the continuous digital and green transformation of domestic manufacturing, product marking has evolved from simply printing production dates and batch numbers into a core link for quality control, one-item-one-code traceability and compliant exports. Market demand for laser marking and laser inkjet equipment is rising steadily.

With the ongoing digital transformation of domestic manufacturing, product marking is no longer limited to simply printing production dates and batch numbers. It has become a core part of enterprises’ product quality traceability, supply chain management and brand anti-counterfeiting, ushering the industrial inkjet and laser marking industry into a new development phase.