Toshiba Tec shows mobile printers without cables

Toshiba TEC is showcasing its extensive portfolio of labeling solutions: The industrial printers of the B-EX4 series print labels up to 104 millimeters wide. In combination with the APLEX4 label applicator, the result is a reliable printing and dispensing solution for the automatic application of up to 30 printed labels

Toshiba TEC Germany Imaging Systems GmbH

Mobile printers without cables

per minute. Equipping the B-EX4 series with the Toshiba RFID module in conjunction with the automatic film saving function enables the print head to be optionally raised during the printing process. This prevents damage to the RFID chip.

The desktop printers in the B-FV4 series can be used flexibly thanks to their small footprint. Ribbons are available in various widths and qualities and with a length of up to 300 meters. The DB-EA4D printer offers a particularly environmentally friendly solution for double-sided label printing. This innovative technology works with two thermal print heads that print on both sides of the thermal-coated label at the same time. By eliminating the backing paper, label printing is particularly environmentally friendly, fast and cost-effective. Toshiba's mobile printers can be used flexibly in the warehouse or on the move. They require no cables and are easy to carry.

LogiMAT 2016: Hall 6, Stand: B41

Contact:Toshiba TEC Germany Imaging Systems GmbH 41460 Neuss Tel.: 02131/1245-0 E-Mail:[email protected] www.toshiba.de/tec

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