New MufengTech CIJ printer buying guide for dealers and OEMs
A request for “a CIJ printer” can mean a new MufengTech small-character machine, a refurbished brand-name unit, or a large-character DOD coder. This dealer and OEM guide shortlists the five new machines on MufengTech’s CIJ printers category. It is not a rewrite of refurbished vs new CIJ printer or the refurbished Domino, Linx and Markem-Imaje buying checklist. For carton-height marks rather than small-character CIJ, use large character inkjet printer vs CIJ.
Shenzhen Mufeng Technology Limited Company, established in July 2012, supplies industrial inkjet equipment and consumables under MufengTech. Treat every speed, protection-rating, nozzle and certification line below as a published parameter to confirm on the enquiry, not a guaranteed line throughput.
Start with the line, not the series name
Record the required character height and line count, the print distance the fixture will actually allow, the preferred communication ports, and the ink family the substrate needs. Several new-machine pages list food-grade or edible egg ink in the ink-type menu; those words are not a food-contact certificate and are not a substitute for the egg coding path. Request current documents for any food, egg or packaging-contact claim. Keep refurbished brand-name printers off this shortlist; they belong on the refurbished category and checklist.
Live new-machine shortlist
The category lists five parameterized MufengTech CIJ machines. Confirm the model from its product URL, not a neighbouring thumbnail.
| Published listing | Live page | Lines | Print distance on the page | Published maximum speed | Nozzle options | Communication | Protection rating on the page | Power input | Rated power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MF-S400 Plus Series | MF-S400 Plus | Max 5 | Best printing distance 12 mm | 384 m/min | 40 / 50 / 60 / 75 / 85 μm | USB data port | Table: IP65; feature copy: IP55 — confirm | 100–240 V AC | 150 W |
| MFS1000 Series | MFS1000 | Max 5 | Best printing distance 12 mm | 384 m/min | 60 / 75 μm | USB data port | IP55 | 200–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz | 150 W |
| MFS200 Plus Series | MFS200 Plus | Max 5 | Best printing distance 12 mm | 384 m/min | 40 / 50 / 60 / 75 / 85 μm | USB data port | IP55 | 200–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz | 150 W |
| MFS2000 | MFS2000 | 1–5 | 3–30 mm | 576 m/min | 40 / 50 / 60 / 75 u | Network, USB, RS232 | IP55 | 100–240 V AC | 150 W |
| MF-M2000 | MF-M2000 | 1–4 | 3–30 mm | 528 m/min | 42u / 55u / 70u | USB, RS232, network | IP65 | 100–240 V AC | 190 W |
All five pages list a 10.1-inch display, a 304 stainless-steel cabinet, character height 2–20 mm, and a 3 m / 6 m conduit or duct option (MF-M2000 publishes the duct as 3 m / 6 m). Do not assume the other rows are identical.
Compact USB path: MFS1000, MFS200 Plus and MF-S400 Plus
Use this path when the published “best printing distance 12 mm” and a USB data port match the line plan, and the published maximum speed wording of 384 m/min is the figure you are prepared to confirm — not a promised conveyor rate.
MFS1000. The table lists nozzles of 60 μm and 75 μm only, and the character-lattice block tops out at 24×24 in the reviewed HTML (no 32×32 row). Power input is 200–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz. Protection level is IP55. Host size is listed as 400 × 250 × 550 mm. Related certification is listed as RoHS, CE and EAC. The page also uses “S1000” in feature copy — confirm the designation against the H1, MFS1000. Do not add 40, 50 or 85 μm nozzles from a neighbouring Plus model.
MFS200 Plus. The table adds 40, 50 and 85 μm nozzle options and includes 32×32 lattice rows. Power input is also 200–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, with IP55 and a host size of 447 × 242 × 650 mm. Related certification is listed as RoHS, CE and EAC. Main hardware names a Spartan7 FPGA. The machine-type row prints “MFS200 plus.”
MF-S400 Plus. The H1 is “MF-S400 Plus Series Continuous Inkjet Printer”; the machine-type row prints “MFS400 plus.” Power input is 100–240 V AC — a wider published range than MFS1000 or MFS200 Plus. Host size is 474 × 290 × 730 mm. Related certification is listed as “CE, BIS,EAC.” The specification table prints protection level IP65, while the structural-features copy on the same page says “The IP55 protection level.” Quote both lines and confirm the rating; do not pick one, and do not copy MF-M2000’s IP65 or MFS2000’s IP55 in its place. The ink-colour row lists black, white, red, blue, green and invisible; yellow is not in that row and was not added from another model.
Wider I/O and distance path: MFS2000 and MF-M2000
Use this path when the published print-distance range of 3–30 mm, or a network and RS232 port as well as USB, is required.
MFS2000. Printing lines are listed as 1–5. The published maximum speed wording is 576 m/min. Communication is listed as network port, USB and RS232. Protection level is IP55. Host size is 400 × 250 × 550 mm — the same dimensions published for MFS1000, with a different I/O and speed block. Working environment is listed as 0–45 °C / 30–70% Rh, depending on the ink used. Related certification is RoHS, CE and EAC.
MF-M2000. This is the only model on the shortlist whose table lists 1–4 lines, a 190 W rated power, and a net weight of 19.94 kg. Nozzle specifications are 42u, 55u and 70u — different from the 40–85 μm rows on the Plus and 2000 pages. Protection class is IP65 in the machine-parameter table. Related certifications are listed as CE and EAC; there is no RoHS line in the reviewed table. The FPGA line prints “Spant6” — treat that as published wording to confirm. Ink-colour wording includes “yellow, blue and white”; quote it as printed rather than normalizing it.
Ink menus, speeds and certification marks
Ink-type menus on these pages include dye, pigment, food-grade and, on some listings, edible egg ink. Those are option lists, not a kit in the cabinet and not a certificate. Confirm the fluid against the substrate and the printer, and request current documents for any food-contact or eggshell claim. Published “maximum printing speed” figures — 384, 528 or 576 m/min — are page wording only. Certification marks (RoHS, CE, EAC or BIS where listed) also need current documents; no certificate numbers appear on the public pages.
Send a new-CIJ shortlist to MufengTech
Email [email protected] or WhatsApp +86 158 1405 1051 with the required line count and height, print distance, substrate photos, code content, port and encoder or photocell plan, and a preferred model (for example MF-S400 Plus, MFS1000, MFS200 Plus, MFS2000 or MF-M2000). Ask for written configuration, ink confirmation and a sample plan. Do not publish prices or throughput.
FAQ: New MufengTech CIJ printer buying guide for dealers and OEMs
Is there a default MufengTech new CIJ printer?
No. Start from line count, print distance, ports and the ink family, then shortlist from the five live new-machine pages on the CIJ printers category.
Can I use the refurbished buying checklist to specify these machines?
No. The refurbished Domino, Linx and Markem-Imaje checklist covers used brand-name units. This page is for new MufengTech MFS / MF-S / MF-M machines. Use refurbished vs new only to decide that path, then return here.
Which protection rating should I quote for MF-S400 Plus?
Do not choose silently. The MF-S400 Plus table prints IP65, and the feature copy on the same page prints IP55. Confirm the rating in writing.
Do food-grade or edible egg ink menu lines replace a document request?
No. Those words appear in ink-type menus. They are not a food-contact certificate and are not the egg-coding path. Request current documents for the destination market and any contact claim.
Written by the team at Shenzhen Mufeng Technology Limited Company. WhatsApp: +86 158 1405 1051
