Medical Device Labels

High standards and dedicated inspection for quality assurance. Medical device labels require strict quality control during every step of the manufacturing process. On-press and post-press video inspection guarantees finished labels that meet your requirements.

Weber has complex die and adhesive zone coating capabilities to permit one-step labeling for product kit combinations. And our on-press, code dating and messaging using laser etch or UV inkjet allows the addition of variable data during printing. Sequential back-of-liner numbering aids your lets you keep your inventory under control.

Medical Device Label Tips

Materials:

Use adhesives and topcoats that are compatible with your sterilization process.
Provide more information to your end users by adding expanded text and multi-ply label constructions that can handle the demand for increased text area on the label.

Artwork:

Add a laminate or spot varnish to areas of your label to highlight specific features or allow variable thermal-transfer printing.
Custom die cuts and layering lets you add individual peel-able bar codes for record-keeping.

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Zebra ZE500 Print Engines

The new ZE500 Series takes an innovative approach to OEM print engines. Leveraging extensive customer research, the design focuses on ease of use, integration and servicing. Built with the customer in mind, the ZE500 Print Engine is designed to keep mission critical print-and-apply applications operating without interruptions.

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Sato CT4i Printer

FEATURES

Printing Labels and bracelets
Print Resolution 203/305 dpi
Antimicrobial housing
Small, compact
Easy maintenance

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Weber Thermal-Transfer Ribbons

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Zebra’s Compact ‘Keyboard Display Units’ (KDUs)

Avoid the need for bulky host computers with Zebra’s compact keyboard display units (KDUs). When the KDU is connected to a Zebra printer, you simply retrieve stored forms, enter variable data and print labels in a stand-alone operation. Use Zebra KDUs in a variety of applications to save valuable work space.

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