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Sato M8485SE thermal label printer weber applicator
Sato M8485Se Thermal Label Printer Weber Applicator
This printer and applicator setup appear to be in very good condition. It was pulled from a working environment, however it is untested.
The M8485Se, based on the popular M8485S, is the industry's first "Plug and Play" printer capable of full high-speed bi-directional communications. The printer has been designed with a large amount of on board memory and with the flexibility of adding additional flash and/or PCMCIA based memory upgrades to accommodate virtually any printing requirement.
The M8485Se is the "standard" print engine used in print apply applications around the world. With its 5" print width and maximum print speed of 12 inches per second, the M8485Se is your frst choice for high-speed labeling applications.
Thermal Transfer/Direct Thermal
5" (128mm) W x 49.2" (1249mm) L
Min. 1" (25mm) W x 0.24" (6mm) L[1]
5.25" (133mm) W x 1968' (600m) L
Min. 1.6" (30.5mm) W, Face in Wind
1. Minimum label length at print speeds greater than 6 ips is 1 inch.
The SATO product page is available here.
The data sheet (PDF) is available here.
Weber Model 5200 Printer-Applicator
All Model 5200 Series systems print labels in a next-out mode, offering a choice of one of three different application methods: tamp-blow, Weber s exclusive Flex-Tamp, or air blow.
Tamp-blow provides precise application without product contact. The label is printed, peeled away from the liner, and held by a vacuum on the applicator pad. As the product or carton moves by, the applicator extends to within 0.25", gently blowing the label onto the surface. The applicator then immediately retracts to receive the next label.
Available only from Weber, the Flex-Tamp applicator functions in a similar manner to the tamp-blow, but makes gentle contact with the carton or product as it passes.
Both the tamp-blow and Flex-Tamp methods utilize a newly engineered tamp assembly that enables greater versatility in choosing tamp pad sizes and stroke lengths.
All three methods of application are accurate to within 0.03" and are capable of applying labels to the tops, bottoms, or sides of cartons or products.
The Weber product page is available here.
The specifications page is available here.
