PI 412c
Superb resolution in-line printing for optimum packaging productivity
Capable of imprinting at speeds up to 300mm per second, which equates to approximately 80 bags per minute in-line, this programmable thermal-transfer printing system has been designed to meet all the latest industry-specific printing requirements. The PI 412c is simple to use, dependable and operationally flexible to give maximum uptime and packaging productivity.
When used in conjunction with the Autobag AB 180 bagging system, product identification utilising barcodes, text and graphics can be easily applied to individual packages in-line and indexed for product loading and sealing in a simple “Print-n-Pack” operation. Label changes can be achieved in an instant by simply accessing pre-stored label designs or through database downloads with a PC connection.
Utilising the latest technology, the Autobag PI 412c is capable of printing virtually all barcodes available today, including 2D barcodes and UPS MaxiCode.
User Benefits
Quick to set-up, easy to operate, reliable and fast High resolution printing for clarity and high impact Removes need for separate labelling operation
Increased print speeds up to 300mm per second with the 203 dpi printhead and up to 200mm per second on the 300 dpi printhead
8 megabytes of memory for label and font storage
Autobag “Print-n-Pack” systems are designed to interface with AutoLabel software or existing customer software for maximum flexibility
Supports over 40 barcodes including 2D barcodes and True-type fonts.
Typical Applications
Automotive & appliance parts Hardware & DIY Electrical & electronic Fasteners & connectors Plumbing & heating
Hobby & craft Jewellery & novelty items Cosmetics & beauty aids Disposable health care
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