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Re: Network Printing to Dot Matrix Printers
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"Wayne R. Boyer" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 Feb 2002 15:52:46 EST
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Actually I would recommend a LJ-II or LJ-III type machine (or maybe even a
LJ-4?) for use in a heavy industrial situation.  These older units can take
abuse.  I've seen them in pretty bad condition but still printing...  I've
also seen the newer 4000s in a very dirty steel fabrication facility working
well.

The point about label size and wastage is a good one though.  The Zerba type
machines usually use narrow stock and print just what is needed for the
label(s) from if I remember right, a roll of label material.  If an
application's label design uses around a full sheet then this issue goes away.

Wayne Boyer
Cal-Logic

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