Primary labels / pre-printed labels
Brands and high-quality products need suitable labels to represent the image and reflect the branding. Weber Marking Systems is geared for the production of high-quality primary and pre-printed labels for any application.
Up to 8 colours can be printed in UV flexoprint, be it as complete primary labels or as high-grade pre-printed labels, part-printed to your individual requirements (e.g. with your company logo). Informative data such as identification, minimum shelf life etc. can then be printed on the label at a later stage.
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Available Documents
- 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 operation via a web browser
- High Speed Throughput 203 / 305 dpi
- Flexible Connectivity
- User friendly operation
- Low Cost of Ownership
- Unicode Support
- Built in Emulation Language
DS2400N Compact Laser Scanner
The New DS2400N laser reader takes advantage of Datalogic’s success in 1D bar code reading, satisfying the demanding application needs of the largest manufacturers worldwide. DS2400N provides greater profitability and productivity in the most common warehousing, shop floor and OEM applications.
View ProductModel 5300 Series Twin-Tamp Label Printer-Applicator
Weber’s Model 5300 Twin-Tamp label printer applicator combines a high-performance thermal/thermal-transfer label printer with a specially configured applicator to satisfy the printing and two-label, adjacent-panel application of carton labels in line.
Sato GZ4e Printer
Features
Zebra Symbol LS7808 Scanner
The advanced Symbol LS7808 horizontal slot scanner from Zebra delivers exceptionally high first-pass read rates for faster checkout times
— and better customer service. The Symbol LS7808 represents the latest development in our three decade leadership in designing bar code scanners and our pioneering work in horizontal slot scanner technologies. The omni-directional scan pattern reads the bar code regardless of orientation, eliminating the need to precisely align products to the scanner. Advanced software algorithms reconstruct poorly printed and damaged codes, further increasing performance and speeding customers through the point of sale.
