Printronix has added yet another Thermal Barcode Printer T4000 RFID to its rapidly growing line of high-performance RFID printers. The T4000 prints and encodes on both standard on-metal RFID labels and tags making it a universal solution for almost all RFID applications.
The T4000 RFID thermal printer is designed from the ground-up to print and encode on-metal and traditional labels, making it the ideal solution for RFID asset tagging of tools and equipment used in healthcare, manufacturing, supply chain, IT, and service yard industries. Most of the On-metal tags include a foam insulator and a metal foil backing that makes them incompatible with most standard RFID printer/encoders, but the T4000RFID thermal printer is engineered to handle the media with ease. And, because accuracy is critical in every application, the T4000 will back-up and completely overstrike RFID labels that fail to encode properly.
The T4000 RFID thermal printer is available with and without RFID capability. Due to its compact size, the T4000 fits into environments where space is limited and enterprise-level performance and RFID printing is a requirement. Despite its small stature, the T4000 can easily print up to 5,000 labels or tags a day at an impressive speed of up to ten inches per second.
Like all Printronix Auto ID industrial label printers, the T4000 RFID is built on their exclusive Printronix System Architecture (PSA) platform which simplifies printer replacement and installation. Users and IT professionals will appreciate the nine thermal printer language emulations, embedded webpage, remote printer management tool, and a user interface that is common to all Printronix industrial printers. Easy to operate; the T4000 RFID thermal printer includes a bi-fold door that allows users to change media and ribbon in tight spaces and the illuminated 3.5-inch color display provides adequate light and easy navigation under any conditions. To minimize media changes, the easy side-loading label and ribbons spindles support 8-inch media rolls and 450-meter ribbons.
