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TSC Auto ID brings color into play
With the CPX4 series, TSC Auto ID is presenting its first color label printer on the market at FachPack. Another focal point is the MB240 industrial printer series. In addition, the PEX-1000 print module will be presented to the public for the first time.
According to the company, the two models CPX4D and CPX4P in the color printer series offer the fastest printing speed in their class at 300 mm per second. Thanks to a print resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi, miniature labels measuring 25.4 x 6 mm can also be printed with high color quality. TSC Auto ID will also be presenting innovations with the 4" industrial printers of the MB240 series, flexible 203 and 300 dpi printers. In addition, TSC will be showing the PEX-1000, a robust print module with TSPL applicator control, for the first time at FachPack. With a print speed of 18 ips, the 4" version on show in Nuremberg is currently the fastest model on the market. Integrated into a pallet labeler, the new print module can also be seen in action at TSC partner Dalektron's stand 455 in Hall 1. Hall 4, Stand 414
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