FOX IV Technologies: FOX IV Technologies: Printronix Based Label Printer Applicator

FOX IV's new 7000 series label printer applicators are based on the Printronix T5000 thermal table top printer. This series is designed specifically for print and apply applications that could evolve into RFID applications.

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Apr 30, 2006

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There are two base machines: the 7000, which has a 4.1 inch print width and the 7600 which has a 6.6 inch print width. Either machine is available in 203 or 300 dpi, direct thermal or thermal transfer.

The 7000 series has perfect ZPL emulation making them a perfect fit for environments utilizing Zebra XiIII series tabletop printers.

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