Bar code printer

The QualaBar Model 485 is a low-cost, high-performance bar code printing system from RJS, Inc. (Monrovia, CA). With an 8.1" printhead, it produces labels up to 8" W and 12.5" L.

Jan 31, 1996

Provides 300 dpi resolution at speeds to 9"/sec. Ac-commodates either fan-fold or rolled stock, with a unique edge-type design print-head that automatically ad-justs to varying media thicknesses. Label lengths can be extended up to 26" with an optional 2 MB RAM memory module.

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