The difference between laser coding and inkjet coding

There are the following differences between laser coding and inkjet coding
1. Laser coding uses high-energy-density lasers to irradiate objects to form the desired fonts, while inkjet coding uses a nozzle to spray out a small drop of ink onto the surface of the object.
2. The text or pattern printed by the laser coding machine is clearer, similar to being engraved on an object, and has a higher durability and will not be erased or modified. For inkjet coding, a variety of colors of ink can be used, with a wider selection to meet customer requirements for color. The higher variability makes it easy to modify text or patterns, and ink consumables need to be added for later use.