Printronix: Printronix: Adaptable RFID printers

The Printronix SL5000r[tm] is the next generation family of RFID printers that address a wide range of applications requiring EPCglobal Class 0, 0+, 1, Gen 2, and Phillips 1.19 standards and global frequency requirements.

EPCglobal

Jun 30, 2005

Features include integrated RFID UHF encoder, Smart[tm] Label encoding validation and overstrike capability, wireless/Ethernet option, and online data validation option. Snap-in printhead allows operator to easily replace printheads and change from 203 dpi to 300 dpi without firmware/software changes.

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