(Amherst, New York) January 24, 2005- Highly resistive thermal transfer ribbons introduce excessive static electricity into the printing process. Even at modest voltages, these static discharges can zap an RFID chip, rendering it non-readable. When printing variable information on RFID labels, choose IIMAK's anti-static GP725 resin-enhanced wax ribbon. Because GP725 has a low level of surface resistivity, damaging static electricity is minimized, lowering the risk of transponder failure from static discharges.
While research shows as little as 500 volts of static electricity can damage an RFID tag, some thermal transfer ribbons can produce as much as 1,000 volts. IIMAK's GP725 is highly conductive and effectively dissipates static, resulting in negligible discharges in the printing process. GP725 is designed for compatibility with Zebra, Datamax, Sato and other smart label thermal transfer printers and delivers exceptional print quality on paper-based RFID labels.
GP725 features Clean Start(tm), IIMAK's exclusive, patent pending printhead cleaner. It is built right in to the GP725, between the leader and the ribbon and is designed to remove debris before it builds up on the printhead. Clean Start makes it easier than ever to maintain printheads and print quality with no additional supplies. It is simply pulled through the locked printhead at the start of each ribbon to remove residue.
For more information on the GP725 with Clean Start printhead cleaner for printing on RFID labels, visit www.iimak.com/cleanstart or contact IIMAK at 888.464.4625, ext. 1501.
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Amy Schmitt
USA
Phone: 888-464-4625 ext 2759
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Company Information:
Name: IIMAK
Address: 310 Commerce Drive
City: Amherst
State: NY
ZIP: 14228
Country: USA
Phone: 716 691 6333
FAX: 716 691 3395
Visit company web site for additional information on this product:
http://www.iimak.com/cleanstart
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