The best handheld inkjet printer for you depends on two things: what you're printing,
and what you're printing it on. Here's how to narrow it down.
A lightweight handheld inkjet printer keeps things simple. Print tracking numbers, batch codes, or your logo straight onto parcels and boxes. No printer station needed — just pick it up and go.
A handheld inkjet printer gun speeds up packing lines. Print barcodes, QR codes, and lot numbers straight onto cartons as they move down the line. Import your codes and message layouts via USB or U-disk in seconds, and you're ready to print.
Mark dates, batch numbers, and HS codes directly onto goods before they leave the line. One pass, no extra stations, no slowing down the line — and with support for 11 languages, it's built for export-facing operations.
Pick the right ink for the surface. Fast-drying ink is built for non-absorbent materials like plastic, ceramics, metal, and coated packaging; water-based ink is built for absorbent materials like cardboard and wood — without smudging or fading.
Light enough for one hand, tough enough for daily use — a handheld inkjet printer earns its place in almost every industry.
On the warehouse floor, it labels boxes and pallets the second they're packed. Out in the field, it adds date and batch codes to pipes, cables, and construction materials. In the workshop, it prints sharp logos and serial numbers onto finished metal parts. And for online sellers, it's the fastest way to print tracking numbers, batch codes, or a company logo straight onto parcels and boxes before the courier arrives — no pre-printed labels required.
● Warehouse & Logistics
● Field & Construction
● Workshop & Manufacturing
● E-commerce & Retail
● Food, Beverage & Pharmaceutical Packaging
Fast-drying (solvent) ink cartridges — ideal for non-absorbent surfaces like coated paper, plastic, ceramics, metal, and food packaging.
Water-based ink cartridges— perfect for absorbent surfaces such as cardboard, wooden boxes, and paper bags.
The printer automatically adjusts to the optimal settings based on the ink cartridge installed — no manual calibration needed. Available in Black, White, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, and Security (invisible) ink.
We also stock supplies for the full G&G handheld inkjet printer range — ink cartridges in seven colors, replacement nozzles, and accessories, all matched to keep your printer running at its best
●2600mAh battery — up to 8 hours of continuous printing per charge
●Fully sealed, IP44-rated body for durability in warehouse and production environments
●Linux-based system with an intuitive touchscreen UI
●Safety feature: the circuit automatically disconnects when the ink cartridge is removed
●Patented ink cartridge and printhead technology for consistent print quality
G&G handheld inkjet printers print on cardboard, wood, glass, fabric, ceramics, aluminum foil, PVC, plastic, and coated paper. The right ink cartridge — fast-drying or water-based — is matched to the surface.
The Essential model (GG-HH1001-C) prints at 300dpi with manual formatting controls, ideal for straightforward date and batch coding. The Pro model (GG-HH1001-A) prints at 600dpi with adjustable brightness, auto line breaks, multi-orientation printing, and nozzle moisture protection — built for sharper output and less downtime.
Yes. Use fast-drying ink for non-absorbent surfaces like plastic, metal, and ceramics, or water-based ink for absorbent surfaces like cardboard and wood. The printer automatically adjusts to the ink cartridge installed.
The printer uses a 2600mAh battery.
Yes. G&G handheld inkjet printers print scannable barcodes and QR codes at up to 300dpi (600dpi on the Pro model), suitable for logistics, retail, and manufacturing traceability requirements.
Both. It's designed for handheld, on-the-go marking, and can also integrate into production lines for inline coding at up to 60m/min.