The two models CPX4D and CPX4P of the CPX4 color printer series offer a print speed of 300 millimeters per second. According to the manufacturer, they also score points with their usable material properties in terms of width and length as well as low costs for consumables and per printed page.

Thanks to a print resolution of 1,200 x 1,200 dpi, even miniature labels measuring 25.4 x six millimetres can be printed accurately and with brilliant color quality. However, the CPX4D uses so-called dye ink - dyes color the ink liquid. With the CPX4P, the color is created by color pigments suspended in the ink liquid.

Both printers can be used for a wide range of applications, for example in access control and ticketing, the food and beverage industry, parcel shipping, hazardous materials and chemicals, as well as for printing color name badges.

TSC Auto ID will also be presenting its four-inch industrial printers from the MB240 series. The compact 203 and 300 dpi printers can be used flexibly for various coding and marking tasks in production, offices, warehouses, logistics, healthcare and retail. The manufacturer also points to fast processors and improved firmware as well as the Thermal Smart Control developed by TSC. In addition, the robust top models have a metal construction, an easy-to-understand user interface, modern interfaces, a wide material chute opening and a 3.5-inch touch display with six operating buttons on the T models.

Premiere in Nuremberg
TSC is also celebrating the premiere of the PEX-1000, a robust print module with unique applicator control by TSPL, at Fachpack. With a print speed of 18 ips, the four-inch version on show in Nuremberg is currently the fastest model on the market. The PEX-1000 is ideal for use in production and logistics, for example for carton or pallet marking. The PEX-1000, which is also optionally available with WiFi, offers TSPL, EPL, ZPL and DPL/Citizen printer emulation ex works and is suitable for integration with numerous label applicators. Its intuitive color LCD panel ensures quick setup and handling thanks to its easy-to-understand menu structure, and a keyboard or USB stick with layouts can be connected via a USB port on the display. as

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