Epson C7500 High-Speed Inkjet Colour Label Printer
The Epson C7500 inkjet label printer is a fast, full-colour label printer whose rugged design allows minimal maintenance, low cost of ownership, and is ideal for busy, on-demand labelling environments.
The Just-in-Time Colour printing lets you print the labels you need, when you need them, quickly and economically. The C7500 uses durable inks that won’t smudge, smear or fade. And the highly durable labels are up to 50% lower in cost than laser or thermal-transfer printed labels.
Features include:
• PrecisionCore TFP printing with Nozzle Verification Technology
• BS-5609 certified for durability
• Prints labels up to 4.1″ wide
• Uses high-yield ink cartridges that are easy to change
• Fast print speeds of up to 11.8″ per second
• Optional label rewinder for distributed applications
High-speed colour label printing
If you are looking for high-speed, in-house on-demand colour label printing, the Epson C7500 is for you. With durable smudge-resistant inks, this printer can crank out labels at up to 11.8″ per second.
Its astounding image quality is a result of the PrecisionCore inkjet technology that Epson uses to deliver precise barcodes and ultra-sharp text. And the built-in Nozzle Verification technology constantly checks for clogged nozzles and halts printing to clean nozzles when needed.
The highly efficient printer uses high-yield ink cartridges so there are fewer interruptions and less down-time during print cycles. The ink cartridges are easy to replace and a lot simpler to use than thermal-transfer ribbons or laser toner. The C7500 is up to 50% lower in printing costs versus laser or thermal-transfer printers printing the same labels.
With the built-in ESC/Label language capabilities, you can use the printer with your existing workflows and even add colour with simple programming extensions.
Adobe Reader is required to open and view PDF files. This can be downloaded free from adobe.com.
Available Documents
Epson C7500 High-Speed Inkjet Colour Label PrinterMarkoprint Integra PP 108
The Markoprint Integra PP108 is the first inkjet printer with SEIKO printing technology and a circulating ink system. It features a POZIFLOW circulating ink system which prevents the accumulation of air in the nozzles and ensures a permanent, clean print image without missing print due to blocked nozzles. The system’s ink tank can be installed above, below, or at the same height as the print head without any problems. The new SEIKO printhead has a print height of 108 mm and achieves a remarkable speed of up to 150 meters per minute with a high resolution of 360 dpi.
Suited to Dual Colour Printing Applications such as Hazard Labelling, Dual Colour overprinting and Direct Printing Applications to corrugate, and web printing applications, the PP108 is the latest high end, economical Inkjet System using the latest Drop on Demand Printing Technology.
View ProductWeber LA4050B-ES – All Electric Swing Arm System
Weber’s LA4050B Series Electric Labelling Print and Apply automated labeling systems feature industry-leading smart technology that use sensors to reduce label application complications, ensuring a one-to-one label-product match. As the leading all-electric Label Printer/Applicator manufacturer on the market, our pressure sensitive labeling systems enable customers to completely replace conventional pneumatic systems with semi-electric and or a fully electric option that controls the label with pinpoint accuracy in side, top, bottom and corner-wrap applications throughout the packaging process.
View ProductEasyGo! POS Pro
Summary
Improve the shopping experience of your customer with EasyGo! POS Pro. Your customer will use a mobile device while shopping and scan the products on the fly. Once your customer is at the cash register, the shopping list will already be in your POS system or printed for be scanned later (at moment of paying, for example). Just do a final review and charge your customer. Easy and fast!
View ProductLegi-Air 4050 TWIN
A new system for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures was introduced throughout Europe on 20th January 2009, when the European GHS regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, also referred to as CLP regulation, entered into force. The new EU directive also affects labelling requirements. New pictograms in the shape of a red diamond with a white background are replacing the orange ones in the EU.
View Product
