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New ribbon family gives customers choices to suit budget and print volume
Zero forms loss – print from the first to the last line and then tear off without losing any forms in between
Integrated Print Management System - total visibility and control of image quality and consumables
Auto eject feature – paper is automatically presented to the tear bar when finished and retracted when the next page starts
High speed – up to 1500 LPM / 5100 characters per second
Low cost of operation – No consumable print head and low cost spooled ribbons produces a cost of operation many times less expensive than serial matrix printers
Ultra rugged design holds up to abuse and harsh environments
100% duty cycle – designed for relentless printing
Oversized casters and wireless option for high mobility applications
Comprehensive barcode support - High quality reliable barcodes in the following symbologies: Code 39, EAN 8/13, UPC A/E, Postnet, Royal Mail, Interleaved 2 of 5, Datamatrix, and PDF417
Sustainability advantage of line matrix – environmentally friendly
Supports USPS Intelligent Mail Bar Code Initiative
P7000 Line Matrix FAQ
P7000 Consumables FAQ
P7000 FAQ for P5000 Users
P7000 Integrated Print Management FAQ
P7000 Zero Tear FAQ
New ribbon family priced to match customer’s print volume and budget
For applications that demand mobility, a front paper shelf allows the source paper to move with the printer. Also, raising the paper off the floor helps protect the media from damage. This shelf is strong enough and low enough to support a full box of paper.
This output tray is ideal for large print runs. An adjustable back bar keeps the paper aligned and neat even when stacking large quantities.
This tray is ideal for applications where the printer is placed up against a wall and output stacks are limited to short runs. Since the tray is located near the top of the printer, access from the front is easy.
Need ribbons, labels and parts for your Printronix printers? Look no further.