Datamax I-4308 - Part# R23-00-18400007
Printer (Thermal Transfer & Direct Thermal Printing, Serial & Parallel Interface, Rewinder. Power Supply included.)
- The Datamax I-4308 has been Discontinued and has been replaced by the Datamax I-4310E Mark II.
- 300 DPI I-Class: Industrial Strength, Cost-Effective bar code printer.
- Print Method - Thermal Transfer and/or Direct Thermal options.
- Print Resolution - 300 dots per inch(dpi).
- Print Speed - up to 8 inches per second(ips).
- Print Width - up to 4.16 in. wide.
- Memory - 16MB SDRAM & 2MB Flash.
- Warranty - 12-month warranty with extended-warranty options.
The R23-00-18400007 printer, engineered with precision-built printer mechanism and state of the art electronics, is perfect for applications requiring very small labels, intricate graphics, or two-dimensional bar codes. The 300 dpi (12 dots/mm) printhead, coupled with the capability to accurately maintain critical print registration, enables the R23-00-18400007 to produce labels for applications such as small parts tracking and identification of wiring harnesses. The R23-00-18400007 is also an excellent product for generating intricate DataMatrix or PDF-417 bar code labels. The die-cast aluminum frame and metal cover provide a rugged, reliable platform that stands up to the harshest industrial environments.
With print speeds up to 8 inches per second (203mm/sec), the Datamax DMX-R23-00-18400007 will not keep you waiting for high-resolution labels. A field installable flash/font expansion card allows for storage of label formats, graphics, downloadable fonts and international language print capabilities, thus minimizing formatting download time and maximizing printer output.
With print speeds up to 8 inches per second (203mm/sec), the Datamax DMX-R23-00-18400007 will not keep you waiting for high-resolution labels. A field installable flash/font expansion card allows for storage of label formats, graphics, downloadable fonts and international language print capabilities, thus minimizing formatting download time and maximizing printer output.
