Tharo Systems, Inc: New 6" wide 300 DPI label printer under $2300

The new Tharo Systems, Inc. H-600 Series, 6 inch wide, thermal transfer bar code label printers have a suggested list price of $2,095 USD for 203 DPI and $2,295 USD for 300 DPI, and feature a durable all metal construction with a cast aluminum center wall for added strength.

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Oct 22, 2009

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The large media window allows for easy viewing and monitoring of supplies. Standard features include a high-speed USB 2.0 interface for super-fast data transfer and a Real-Time Clock for time and date stamping of labels. Along with all of these standard features, the Tharo H-600 Series printers also ship with a free version of Tharo Systems' EASYLABEL® Start software for custom designing and printing labels. Options include: Cutter, Internal Rewind with Stripper Sensor, Ethernet Adapter, and Applicator Interface.

Best of all, no PC is necessary -- download your label formats to the Printer's Flash Memory, unplug the printer from the PC, plug in a standard PC keyboard, take the printer to another location and start printing.

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