Key Features

• 200 and 300dpi models
• 127mm/sec print speed (200dpi)
• 102mm/sec print speed (300dpi)
• 108/106mm print width (200/300dpi)
• 300m ribbon length
• Free software
• USB, serial, parallel and Ethernet interfaces (depending on model)

Downloads

• G-500 Brochure
• RWR External Rewinder Brochure
• NiceLabel Range Overview

Manuals

• Quick Start Guide
• User Manual
• EZPL Programming Language
• External Unwinder Guide
• Network Setup Guide

Drivers

• Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003 & Server 2008
• Linux Umbutu 9.04 & 9.10

Software

• NiceLabel SE (29Mb)

High Specification Desktop Printer Range

G500 series printers are ideal for office, retail and light-industrial usage and offer a high level of features at an affordable price.A choice of 200 and 300 dpi resolution models are available and both can print in either thermal transfer (with ribbon) or direct thermal (without ribbon) modes.

For long printing runs optional external unwinder and rewinder units allow roll sizes up to 200mm diameter to be printed. In thermal transfer print mode, standard 300m long ribbons are used compared to 91m ribbons used with many competetive models.

A choice of two interface configurations is available; USB, Serial and Ethernet or USB and Parallel for connection to the PC or host system as required.

Twin sensor technology is included as standard. Die cut labels can bebe detected with a transmissive gap sensor whilst tags or clear labels can be detected with a reflective 'eye mark' sensor.

Options include cutter and label dispenser modules.

NiceLabel SE label design software is included free with all Martek printers for basic label printing requirements. For more advanced requirements, NiceLabel Express, Pro and Suite are also available. Click here for more details of the NiceLabel range.

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External Label Unwinder / Stand Video

Related Product Links:

Label Printing Accessories

GHS Label Printing

Labels and Thermal Transfer Ribbons

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