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Industrial Inkjet Prints Safety Labels on Demand



HellermannTyton's CIJ4800 Color Inkjet Printer provides manufacturers, contract shops and installers the ability to generate their own durable, chemical-resistant labels at ultra-high resolution.

"The primary reason to own an industrial-grade color printer is the convenience of printing safety identification the moment it is needed," said a company spokesperson. "Traditionally, users order these labels online, which means the potential hazard does not receive safety messaging until the labels arrive. Cost is another incentive. The price per label purchased online is about four times greater than printing on demand."

"We set out to offer customers a durable printing solution first and foremost," said Todd Fries, HellermannTyton's Product Category Manager-Identification. "The CIJ4800 uses pigment-based inks, which withstand exposure to chemicals, solvents, water and excessive UV light. Dye-based inks, like you find on a typical inkjet printer, tend to bleed if they become wet and will not stand up to the abuse occurring in many industrial environments."

The CIJ4800 offers sharp 4,800 x 1,200 DPI resolution and prints on blank label rolls from 1" to 4" wide.

The package includes HellermannTyton's label printing suite, TagPrint Pro. It contains code-compliant templates and design software and features print automation, which allows users to batch process label jobs to save time.

For more information contact:

HellermannTyton

7930 N Faulkner Rd.

Milwaukee, WI 53224

corp@htamericas.com

www.hellermann.tyton.com

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