Can portable inkjet coders be applied in the heavy industry?

We understand that portable inkjet coders, also known as handheld inkjet coders, are renowned for their portability and ease of operation. Their primary application lies in scenarios where large equipment, specialized parts, or frequent changes in information and variable marking positions are the norm, making it difficult or impossible to achieve mass production or assembly line operations. This includes heavy industry, construction teams on-site, and logistics distribution centers. Many people ask, "If portable inkjet coders can handle heavy industry marking tasks, why can't they always be used?" It's important to note that portable inkjet coders have a synchronizing wheel, which only operates on a relatively flat surface to send marking commands to the coder. In some heavy industry applications, the marking location is particularly unique, with insufficient conditions for the coder to operate, thus making the portable inkjet coder unsuitable. Additionally, the materials on the surface of heavy industry products vary, requiring different types of inkjet coder inks. Often, information marked by portable inkjet coders is difficult to adhere to the product surface for long periods, which is another reason why heavy industry enterprises may not use portable inkjet coders.