Lexmark Laser Product Label Printing Solution

The health and safety department of a world-renowned petrochemical company is responsible for properly transporting hazardous materials such as resins, polymers and synthetic resins to customers. The division has more than a dozen branches throughout the United States. Each branch has Prepare and package, then label each container according to strict government regulations.

In order to ensure that the label on the container is not destroyed by the natural environment during the entire transportation process, the company uses a label that is thicker and more robust than the labels normally handled by the printer. This is why printer functionality is critical. The company needed to be able to handle thick-label printers, and it needed a printer that also had a fuser that could be properly fused in the ink. Most printers couldn't do this, thick labels would clog the printer, and from the fuser Too much heat is absorbed there.

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In order to find the best solution, the company began to collect information about the printer manufacturers, and finally locked in Lexmark and another world-renowned printer manufacturers. And invite them to give a live demonstration. During the demonstration, Lexmark's Optra N laser printer handled the label properly, while the printer of another manufacturer increased the electrostatic interference due to the thicker label, resulting in jamming.

In addition to its strong paper handling capabilities, Lexmark printers provide other applicable features. The Lexmark laser printer has more trays to accommodate more print media, making it very convenient for users who often need to print in large quantities. In addition, Lexmark laser printers can easily print labels of various sizes from 3x5 to 11x17 cm.

According to different customer use requirements, providing customized printing solutions for customers is an important reason why Lexmark has rapidly emerged from many printer manufacturers over the years. Thick labels tend to draw heat more easily from the fuser of a laser printer, causing jams more frequently, especially when printed in large quantities. Lexmark collaborated with the company to study the composition of the label, and specially adjusted the fuser for the company, quickly solving the problem of the fuser. Lexmark specifically pointed out that which materials are more likely to cause endothermic problems can be completely avoided if the ingredients of existing labels are adjusted.


Source: PCPOP