Leibinger-compatible CIJ ink and make-up pairing guide
A Leibinger CIJ line is quoted from the current ink and make-up codes on the printer, not from a colour name alone. This dealer and OEM pairing guide starts from the live Leibinger listings on CIJ inks and solvents and sits beside the compatible Domino CIJ ink and make-up pairing guide, the Markem-Imaje and Linx compatible CIJ ink pairing map, and the Hitachi-compatible CIJ ink and make-up pairing guide. For what each bottle does when a viscosity alarm fires, use CIJ ink vs make-up vs cleaner.
Shenzhen Mufeng Technology Limited Company, established in July 2012, supplies industrial inkjet equipment and consumables under MufengTech. Compatible fluids are pairing / form-fit-function substitutes, not licensed OEM products. Brand names only identify the printer or fluid family. Confirm the printer model and the current ink and make-up codes before shipping.
How to use this pairing map
Send the exact Leibinger printer model and the codes printed on the bottles in the machine today. The live catalogue names JET2, JET2neo, JET3SE and JET3UP on the Leibinger listings. Match those codes to the published table, character for character. Some black-ink rows use a five-digit stem (70000-00030) and others use a four-digit stem (7000-00119). That is the published typography; do not “correct” the number of zeros, and do not treat similar strings as the same code.
Do not invent a cleaner SKU, a viscosity threshold or a flush time. The table lists solvent rows and ink rows in the same grid, but it does not say which solvent belongs with which ink. If the line is changing fluid family, or a viscosity alarm is already active, confirm the change-over and any flush against the printer manual and the three-bottle viscosity guide.
Two live Leibinger pages, one published code table
These two listings have their own product pages. The code table sits on the ink page. The make-up page is the matching listing; it does not publish a second table.
| Published listing | Live page | What the page states | Table notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Ink 70000-00030 for Leibinger JET2 / JET2neo / JET3SE / JET3UP | 70000-00030 ink page | The listing is for Leibinger JET2, JET2neo, JET3SE and JET3UP. The live intro also calls 70000-00030-type ink a black pigmented MEK ink. | The only published code table is on this page. It includes black, red, egg red, yellow, blue, egg blue, white, solvent and ThermoC rows, all at 1000ML, all marked compatible “Leibinger.” |
| Make-up Solvent for Leibinger JET2 / JET2neo / JET3SE / JET3UP | Make-up solvent page | Make-up solvent listing for the same printer family, with a link back to the 70000-00030 ink page. | No second specification table on the reviewed page. Solvent codes 77001-00030, 77001-00050, 77001-00070, 77001-00080 and 77001-00871 appear on the ink-page table, not as a mapped pair. |
The 70000-00030 pigmented-MEK wording belongs to that listing’s intro. Do not copy it onto egg, ThermoC or solvent rows.
Published codes on the ink-page table
Quote every code exactly as printed. Capacity is 1000ML on every reviewed row. Colour cells that print “/” are shown that way in the table.
Black ink: 70000-00030, 70000-00101, 7000-00119, 7000-00139, 7000-00150, 70000-00801.
Red ink: 72000-00109 (Egg red), 72000-00114 (Red).
Yellow ink: 74000-00111, 74000-00199.
Blue ink: 76000-00115 (Egg Blue), 76000-00121 (Blue).
White ink: 79000-00104, 79000-00122.
Lösungsmittel: 77001-00030, 77001-00050, 77001-00070, 77001-00080, 77001-00871.
ThermoC ink: 78000-00101, with colour shown as “/” and type shown as “ThermoC ink.” Quote that type as published; do not invent a process definition around the name.
Keep industrial codes and eggshell labels separate
“Egg red” and “Egg Blue” are colour labels on two table rows. They are not food-contact certificates, and they are not an eggshell coding path on their own. Do not mix those labels with a general industrial colour assumption, and do not put an eggshell enquiry and a packaging-contact enquiry on the same document set. Public pages have no certificate numbers. Buyers must request current documents for any food-grade or packaging-contact claim.
The ink-page body also carries marketing figures for 70000-00030, including particle size, optical density, a drying time and a line-speed claim, with no published test method. Those lines are not a second specification table. Omit them from a quote, or ask for written confirmation; do not treat them as guaranteed drying time, contrast or throughput.
Photos, labels and what to confirm before shipping
The featured photograph used on the 70000-00030 ink listing — and reused as the first photograph on the make-up listing — shows a bottle label reading 77001-00030, which is a solvent row in the same table. A second photograph on the make-up page shows a bottle label reading 70000-00030. Confirm the packed code against the written table and the bottle in hand. Do not treat a photo label, a filename or a dated label in a photograph as a second SKU sheet, and do not read an expiry date off a product photo as a current-stock claim.
Before shipping, send the printer model (JET2, JET2neo, JET3SE, JET3UP, or another named unit), the ink code and the make-up or solvent code currently in the machine, the substrate, and whether any food-contact or eggshell claim applies. Ask which table row is actually being offered. If the printer family is not Leibinger, use the Domino, Markem-Imaje and Linx, or Hitachi maps instead of this page.
Send a Leibinger pairing request to MufengTech
E-Mail frank@szmufeng.com or WhatsApp +86 158 1405 1051 with the printer model, the current ink and make-up codes, a substrate sample or photo, and any contact-claim documents you need confirmed. Ask for a written code-to-code recommendation. Do not publish prices, viscosity thresholds or flush times.
FAQ: Leibinger-compatible CIJ ink and make-up pairing guide
Is there a default Leibinger-compatible ink I can quote by colour?
No. Start from the printer model and the codes on the bottles in the machine, then match them to the 70000-00030 ink-page table. Colour names alone are not a pairing.
Does the make-up page tell me which solvent goes with which ink?
No. The make-up solvent page has no second table. Solvent codes appear on the ink-page table without a mapped ink partner. Confirm the pair before shipping.
Are “Egg red” and “Egg Blue” food-contact certificates?
No. Those words are colour labels on two published rows. Request current documents for any food-grade or eggshell claim, and keep that track separate from general industrial colours.
Can I use a product-photo label as the SKU?
No. The featured photo on the ink listing shows a 77001-00030 solvent label, and a second make-up-page photo shows a 70000-00030 label. The written table wins. Confirm the packed code in writing.
Written by the team at Shenzhen Mufeng Technology Limited Company. WhatsApp: +86 158 1405 1051
