ID Technology: Thermal transfer overprinter

ID Technology’s COM II thermal transfer overprinter has a 300dpi print head that produces sharp, high-quality text, bar codes, logos and Data Matrix codes.

Dec 8th, 2008

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Suited to high speed production lines, the COM II is designed to integrate into a wide range of flexible packaging machines including vertical and horizontal form/fill/sealers. Communicate with the printer using a PC with web browser software, existing OEM interface or an optional, simple to use touch screen. The COM II has easy, onboard label creation software and multiple message storage, enabling quick and simple message changeover. The patented variable Ribbon Economy function reduces the amount of ribbon used per print without compromising on print resolution. Ribbon retraction feature minimizes the gap between prints, ensuring maximum efficiency of ribbon usage. The COM II has a maximum print speed of 1400mm/sec, uses 1400 meter length ribbon and has a print area of up to 128mm wide x 2400mm long.

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