Electric Rewinder Model GLR-50

  • Auto-switching Universal Power
  • Supply for immediate adaptability anywhere in the world
  • Compatible with all Direct Thermal and Thermal Transfer printers
  • Electronic Speed Control will automatically synchronise winding speed to the speed of your printer
  • Provides passive winding without skewing print or barcodes on your labels
  • Rewind from 2.5cm to 25cm per second
  • Easily handles labels from 2.5cm to 10cm wide
  • Wind labels face in or face out
Electric Rewinder

SPECIFICATIONS
Speed – 2.5 to 25.5 cm/sec
Roll Width – 2.5cm to 10.2 cm
Core Size – 7.6cm
Roll Diameter – 20.3 cm

Physical
Length – 25.5cm
Width – 25.5cm
Height – 21.5cm
Weight – 3.6kg
Electrical – 100 – 250 Volt 47 – 63Hz

Environment
Temperature – 5 to 40º

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