Fairbanks Scales: Thermal label printer

Fairbanks Scales, Inc. announces the release of the PM43 direct thermal label printer; it is an industrial, mid-range, direct thermal and thermal transfer label, ticket, and tag printer, is ideal for applications within distribution center, warehouse, manufacturing and transportation environments.

Fairbanks Scales

Nov 20, 2015

Thermal label printer

The PM43 features a durable, metal construction, making it ideal to increase uptime and reduce maintenance costs in harsh environments. This printer features a large, color, multi-lingual, tamper-proof touch screen user interface, and a built-in web interface to ensure easy device monitoring.

The Precision Print feature allows for accurate printing of small bar codes and images without media adjustments, making printing more efficient. The PM43 is the only CCX certified fixed printer with standard IPv6 implementation. Additionally, the PM43 is a USB printer, and features the most connectivity options on the market, including wireless.

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