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SATO Bar Code Printers
In 1979, SATO introduced Model 231, the world's first thermal transfer Bar Code printer, and has continued to be in the forefront of thermal printing technologies. Today, SATO continues its tradition of designing and manufacturing high-quality industrial printers that deliver reliable performance with each print job.
To order a SATO printer, select a printer type below or scroll down to learn more about the various types of scanners. |
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| Select a Bar Code Printer Type |
Industrial printers are large, durable Bar Code printers designed to handle a high volume labels or tags (up to 20,000 or more).
Office Bar Code printers are designed with a low to medium volume of labels or tags in mind (up to 1,000 or more). Office printers have a smaller footprint, to take up less desktop space than industrial printers, and are usually manufactured with less metal in the case.
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| Learn More About Bar Code Printers |
Symbologies Most printers can print nearly all of the commonly used symbologies. Many also offer the option of selecting the specific symbology you use.
What is a Bar Code? Click for a complete explanation of how Bar Codes work.
Ribbon Types Ribbons are used for thermal transfer printers and come in several types and sizes.
Labels Two main types of labels are used for Bar Code printers: direct thermal and thermal transfer. Thermal transfer labels are used in printers that use a ribbon. Direct thermal labels are specially treated to turn dark when heat is applied. |
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