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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DNP TR3021, 22, 23 Wax Thermal Transfer Ribbon
Based on DNP’s proven wax technology, these quality ribbons expand your color possibilities while providing excellent print clarity and high smudge resistance when black just isn’t enough. These ribbons are also specially formulated with DNP’s backcoat technology for printhead protection.
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Regardless of whether the A+ printer is operated as a stand-alone solution, a PC application or in a network, it is always up to the mark! The high-speed processor ensures fast job processing and immediate label output.
View ProductZebra LI4278 Bar Code Scanner
The LI4278 takes 1D bar code scanning to the next level, allowing workers to scan faster and farther. Workers can capture virtually any 1D bar code, including the typical bar codes that are printed on paper labels; electronic bar codes displayed on the screen of a mobile phone, tablet or computer that allows retailers to easily process loyalty cards, mobile coupons and more; and the high density (HD) bar codes commonly used in electronic component manufacturing. 100 percent UPC bar codes can be captured from near contact to over 30 in./76.2 cm away, while 200% UPC codes can be scanned at 55 in./139.7 cm away.
View ProductLegi-Air 4050 TWIN
A new system for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures was introduced throughout Europe on 20th January 2009, when the European GHS regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, also referred to as CLP regulation, entered into force. The new EU directive also affects labelling requirements. New pictograms in the shape of a red diamond with a white background are replacing the orange ones in the EU.
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