Standard Printing With Zebra Ribbons

By Admin, September 11, 2008

Scanners are used to read barcodes, which carry price details, track information and other relevant details of the product. Initially only machines were used to read the barcode information but now handheld barcode scanners are also used. These laser scanners do not touch the product since they can read a barcode from a short distance.  A standard laser scanner can read a barcode from a distance of about 6 to 24 inches whereas a long range laser scanner, which is more efficient, can read a barcode from 2 to 8 feet away.

Laser scanners have become a necessity as the crime rate has increased drastically. An efficient security system including laser scanners can counteract all the security lapses in an organization.

Metrologic MS 1690 is one more product in this array of efficient laser scanners. It is an advanced scanner that is capable of reading and decoding all the standard barcodes. It can focus in all the directions and can read 1D, PDF417, micro PDF, Matrix, composite and the postal codes. It is built to work in tough industrial environments. Laser scanners are available in handheld, fixed position and in-counter product lines. Apart from laser scanners, cordless scanners are also available for remote scanning. These scanners have an automatic stand detection feature that helps in convenient stand scanning.

Zebra ribbons are used for standard printing on the paper labels and are available in three formulations of wax, resin and wax/resin. Resin ribbons are heat and chemical resistant and can survive adverse conditions unlike wax ribbons, which cannot withstand higher temperatures. Wax/resin ribbons are designed to print long-lasting barcodes, graphics and text and they are known for their high quality.

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