SATO America, Inc: High-speed thermal ribbon

New from Sato America comes the JetWax high-speed thermal ribbon, capable of producing scannable bar codes, sharp images, and human-readable text at real-time print speeds of 16”/sec when combined with the company’s S84 OEM print engine family.

SATO America

Oct 4, 2007

Ribbon is compatible with a variety of substrates including plastic and coated or uncoated paper. JetWax formulation provides good scratch, smear, heat, and water resistance across a range of thermal printing applications. Suitable for high-speed automated print/apply, date and lot coding, retail compliance labeling, shipping labels, and other applications requiring high speeds.

Phone: 704/644-1650 | www.satoamerica.com

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