Videojet Technologies Inc: Large-character ink-jet printer

High-resolution printing and an advanced user interface make message creation easy on new Marsh Encore™ large-character ink-jet printer from Videojet Technologies (Wood Dale, IL).

Videojet Technologies Inc.

Aug 31, 2002

Prints alphanumerics, graphics, and bar codes at 300 dpi x 150 dpi onto corrugated boxes. Maximum character height is 2”, up to 32 lines of print from a single printhead, and maximum conveyor line speeds of 200’/min for alphanumerics. Windows CE® permits off-line message creation.

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