Geset labelling machine – Geset 700

Geset 700 – individual, customised labelling machine

It is irrelevant in this respect whether a machine is to be designed and developed for thecosmetics industry, for pharmaceutical standard or special products or to meet existing guidelines. Plants are also developed for individual labelling in the foodstuffs industry.

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Model 5300 Series Dual-Label Pallet Label Printer-Applicator

Weber’s Model 5300 Dual-Label pallet labelling system combines a high-performance thermal/thermal-transfer label printer with a specially-engineered articulating swing-tamp applicator to perform the printing and two-label, adjacent-side labelling of pallets in-line.

Choose from a wide range of 203, 300 and 600 dpi print engines
Capable of handling print speeds up to 16 ips
Numerous I/O’s ease interfacing with external devices
Monitor the labeller’s operation via a web browser
Available with optional RFID capability
An easy way to add a two-sided labeller after your palletiser system

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NAUTIZ ETICKET PRO II

MOBILE TICKETING MADE EASY

A smart choice for electronic fare collection and ticket validation, the Nautiz eTicket Pro II merges ultimate mobility with true field functionality. This rugged handheld is a reliable and efficient tool for mobile ticketing, transactions and validations, designed specifically with transit workers in mind — it’s packed with features, it’s compact and truly portable, and it offers a reliable computing solution for challenging worksite environments.

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Zebra DS4308-HC HEALTHCARE SCANNER

In the mission-critical world of healthcare, caregivers need to be able to accurately capture virtually any barcode, on any medium, in any condition — with first-time every time predictability. And with the DS4308-HC on your workstations-on-wheels and other carts, they can. The DS4308-HC does it all — 1-D or 2-D, electronic or printed on paper labels, tiny dense codes on the curved surface of a vial, codes printed on reflective surfaces like IV bags, codes under shrink wrap on doses of medication — and even smudged, scratched or poorly printed barcodes. The result? The priceless peace of mind that the right patient received the right medication and the right test results, every time.

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