QuickLabel Systems: Mid-range barcode printer

QuickLabel Systems offers its new barcode label printer with high-speed processing power, Ethernet and USB connectivity, and optional WiFi wireless interface.

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Mar 31, 2005

The Pronto! 472+ processes variable data at twice the speed of most other mid-range barcode printer brands, company says. Machine is designed to print 1-10ꯠ labels per print job and is capable of handling multiple jobs per day. Printer is being sold with a lifetime warranty via QuickLabel's direct sales offices.

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