Legi-Air 5300 Tyre Label Printer-Applicator
Fulfilling EU Guidelines
According to an EU regulation all new tyres produced in or after January 2012 and placed on the market within the EU must bear a standardized EU label, such as those already seen on washing machines and refrigerators. The new label must contain precise details with seven grades (A-G) of fuel efficiency, wet grip and exterior noise when in motion (in dB), respectively.
Double Advantage
The Legi-Air 5300 Tyre label printer-applicator quickly and reliably labels tyres in accordance with the new regulation using tyre labels tailored to these requirements.
- Fully Automatic
- Ideal for rough production conditions
- High-grade label printing in a single operation
- Prints and Applies up to 24 dots/mm at 600 dpi
- All conventional data interfaces
- Service interval display
- Display controller for simple operation
- Easy integration
- CE certification
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Available Documents
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- Print speed up to 305 mm per second
- Left or right handed available
- Robust industrial design
- Easy Connectivity
- Especially for Print & Apply designed systems
- RFID ready!
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