Tecnipesa Identificación, S.L. - Ink-jet printing and coding machines
Aplink SF51
Codificador “inkjet” Of high resolution: with capacity to identify and encode to real time and in the own line of production
The system of impressesion by injection of ink of high resolution Aplink M-700, represented by Tecnipesa, is developed to print directly on boxes of cardboard all type of bar codes of high quality recognised by EAN International (AECOC). It can realise the impressesion of images to 500 pixels so much in vertical as in horizontal to 200dpi with a speed of impressesion of 30 metres by minute using types of letter Windows Truetype.
It treats of a terminal of easy utilisation (WYSWIG), with connection to PC and conectable to network Ethernet, RF Wireless 802.11b.
Between his greater advantages stand out the capacity to identify and encode to real time and in the own line of production. His easy access to external databases allows to obtain the data to print without problems. Help to simplify the "Stock" when using anonymous boxes for a lot of customers and/or products.
Between his applications find the personalización of anonymous boxes, coding of boxes impressesion of on-line “bar code”, actions of couriersing, marked of white marks. His possibility of link with “Host” via Ethernet allows him the personalised impressesion.
It treats of a terminal of easy utilisation (WYSWIG), with connection to PC and conectable to network Ethernet, RF Wireless 802.11b.
Between his greater advantages stand out the capacity to identify and encode to real time and in the own line of production. His easy access to external databases allows to obtain the data to print without problems. Help to simplify the "Stock" when using anonymous boxes for a lot of customers and/or products.
Between his applications find the personalización of anonymous boxes, coding of boxes impressesion of on-line “bar code”, actions of couriersing, marked of white marks. His possibility of link with “Host” via Ethernet allows him the personalised impressesion.
