What process equipment is used for inkjet scratch card?

The process begins with the creation of a digital design file, which is used to control the inkjet printer as it prints the various elements of the card. The substrate, or material that the card is printed on, is fed through the printer, and the inkjet heads move back and forth across the substrate, depositing tiny droplets of ink in the desired pattern to create the printed image.

In addition to the inkjet printer, other equipment may be used in the production of scratch cards, such as cutting and creasing machines to trim and finish the cards, as well as laminating machines to apply a protective layer to the finished cards.

Purchase the scratch card from a retailer or vendor.
Follow any instructions on the card or packaging, such as revealing a code or matching symbols.
Use a coin or other object to scratch off the layer on the designated areas of the card.
Reveal the hidden message or prize underneath the scratched-off layer.
If the card is a winning card, follow the instructions on the card to claim your prize.
Scratch cards can be used for various purposes, such as for lottery games, promotions, or as a form of fundraising. They are often inexpensive and offer the chance to win prizes ranging from small amounts of money to large jackpots.