Rewinder Makes Batch Or Single Label Printing Easy

The new CL-S700R printer from Citizen Systems Europe features an internal rewinder, which is claimed to make it simple to print labels in batches, or individually.

As with Citizen Systems' CL-S700 models, the CL-S700R printer is claimed to be easy and fast to load and use, maximising productivity and minimising downtime.

The new printer's internal rewinder is said to make printing large volumes of labels easy.

The CL-S700R can be used for printing labels on demand, automatically peeling the printed labels from the backing paper, saving time and rewinding the backing paper back in to the printer, said Citizen.

Alternatively, batches of printed labels can be taken back in to the machine's casing and rewound on to the spool.

When all of the labels have been printed, the roll can be stored until required.

The company added that the printer's rewinder only needs access from the front of the printer, eliminating the feeding the backing paper to the back of the unit, which is common with other manufacturer's machines.

The internal rewinder spool can accommodate up to a six-inch diameter roll of media, or backing or liner paper, minimising downtime.

The new model is said to be suitable for use where space is restricted, with all of the standard operations, including paper loading, accessible from the front of the printer.

The machine's Hi-Open metal casing is also claimed to minimise the footprint of the printer, providing access and media loading, whilst maintaining the compact dimensions of the unit.

Hi-Lift mechanisms use ARCP technology to eliminate ribbon wrinkle.

The CL-S700R is claimed to be capable of printing up to 10 inches per second, featuring a clear, flat paper path, which increases efficiency and productivity in a range of applications.

Citizen said it takes 10 seconds to change the media, making the time needed to change media and ribbons up to 10 times faster than that of competing printers.

The new printer features parallel, serial and USB interfaces as standard and internal Ethernet and Wireless LAN options can be added to provide remote control, configuration and monitoring of the printer.

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