Thermalpen

The thermal pen is used to swipe along the printhead in a forward and back motion to remove the most stubborn burnt on paper particles and adhesive residue.

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    Pharma / Nutraceutical Labels

    pharma-nutra-labels

    The demands for traceability and counterfeit detection are correspondingly high for medicines. Many regulatory bodies in many countries need to be adhered to including the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), IFAH (International Federation for Animal Health), EFPIA (European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations) and others. Quality assurance requires that the marking systems implemented in a Track & Trace system shall be absolutely accurate and function reliably. Text and codes must ultimately be perfectly legible when checked visually.

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    ARMOR – Thermal Transfer Ribbon APR6

    THERMAL TRANSFER RIBBON

    APR®6 is the standard wax/resin ribbon of the ARMOR range: very versatile, it has been conceived to print all kinds of self-adhesive labels at the lowest heat settings. It also provides a higher level of mechanical resistance compared to the wax ribbons.

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    Pressure-Sensitive Automotive Parts Labels

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    Heavy-duty labels that look good. Labels used in the automotive parts industry have to be tough to stand up to the harsh environments where they are used. But that doesn’t mean they can’t look good, too. Bright, colorful consumer parts labels need to add life and value to your packaging while OEM parts need durable […]

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    Armor – APR600 Thermal Transfer Ribbon

    APR600 is the worldwide reference of premium ribbons for Corner Edge and Near Edge printers. It is the standard ribbon in ARMOR’s wax/resin range. Its performance (speed, sensitivity, versatility, blackness) provides a perfectly adapted answer a large majority of applications.

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