Thermal/thermal-transfer printer

Weber Marking Systems (Arlington Heights, IL) has introduced its new wide-web 96 Series thermal/thermal-transfer label printer. It produces high-density bar codes, text and graphics on p-s labels and tags up to 8.8" W.

Weber Packaging Solutions

Oct 31, 1996

Print area measures 8.5" W x 17" L, and the printer can imprint longer labels with a special expanded memory option. Prints at 203 dpi, at speeds of 10"/sec.

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