XC Label Printer
The layout of the labels is created either using label software or through direct programming via a text editor on the PC. Label formats, fonts and graphic data, serial data and database contents are saved or imported on the CF memory card, USB flash drive or the internal IFFS printer memory. Only variable data is sent to the printer via keyboard or host computer before being printed out. Data from a barcode scanner or a balance can also be received by the printer.
Big graphic display
White backlight for optimum readability.
Ribbon retainer
Three-part tightening axles enable quick and easy ribbon exchange.
Straightforward adjustment
The printheads are pressed down with sliding toggles. One is mounted to the left label margin, the other is pushed to the right label margin.
Peripheral connection
All additional modules such as the stacker and cutter are easily adjustable. All peripheral devices can be connected to the › Stable metal housing made of die-cast aluminum.
Adobe Reader is required to open and view PDF files. This can be downloaded free from adobe.com.
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We made the best better.
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