ID Technology: Larger print characters

Macro Mode is the latest in ID Technology's line of CIJ printing solutions, allowing users to quickly and easily change from a 65 micron to a 75 micron drop size using a simple software command.

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Jul 31, 2005

The Macro printing feature produces larger drop sizes with the ability to provide images of 3/4” with a throw distance to 2". Suitable for applications requiring readability at distances over 12". With easy-to-install software upgrade.

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