A – Class, Mark II Print Engine
When the demands of your high performance print and apply application require more features than existing print engines offer, it’s time to move up to the A-Class™ Mark II. The A-Class Mark II family of advanced print engines is designed for high-demand multi-shift applications requiring fast throughput and proven reliability. It includes a number of innovative design features such as stainless steel hardware components, a modular design for enhanced serviceability, coated side in/coated side out thermal transfer ribbon assembly, a full graphics display, intuitive menu navigation, and an optional remote display.
Designed for print and apply applicator integration, the A-Class Mark II utilizes the industry recognized Datamax-O’Neil firmware architecture with maximum connectivity options for industry standard communications interfaces. The A-Class Mark II with RFID option allows users to encode smart labels at the point of print, where most experts agree that encoding should take place to avoid any chance of mismatch between printed and encoded information. The RFID option currently accommodates EPCglobal Class 1/Gen 2 tags with either 64 or 96 bits of memory.
The A-Class Mark II is available in either 4” or 6” widths and is the only print engine to offer 203, 300, 400 and 600 dpi resolution in either right-hand or left-hand models.
Increased productivity – The A-Class increases productivity by providing fast throughput and proven reliability. The new design also allows for quick and easy replacement of the platen roller and printhead, cutting back on downtime and improving efficiency.
Integrates easily into existing solutions – The A-Class supports industry mounting standards for seamless integration into your system.
PL-Z (Zebra) and PL-I (Intermec) printer language emulation allows you to seamlessly integrate the A-Class into existing solutions without changing label formats.
Applications:
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Manufacturing
• Product Identification
• Shipping Labels
• Pallet Tracking Distribution
• Warehouse Logistics
• Cross Docking
• Shipping Labels
Food & Beverage
• Compliance
• Shipping Labels
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Pharmaceutical
• Compliance
• Product Identification
• Track & Trace
Health & Beauty
• Product Identification
• Shipping
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Datamax-Oneill – AClassMII_final_rev0505101Working Apps’ Tray Trace
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