This printer boasts one of the fastest print speeds on the market (4.5 inches per second in draft mode), allowing for faster label throughput. For us, the cleverest part of this printer is that it has separate ink cartridges for black, cyan, magenta and yellow. This is fantastic because it saves you time and money as you do not have to buy a whole new ink cartridge when one colour runs out. Another big plus is that you get a greener operation due to no ink being wasted.

Click here to buy or find out more about the Primera LX900. Alternatively, you can speak to someone in sales on 01536 414222.

One of our customers came to us the other day reporting problems trying to set up his Primera colour label printer with his Windows 7 computer. Put  simply, the drivers and software supplied on the CD didn’t work.

The simple resolution to the problem is to download the latest version of the drivers and software from Primera’s website.

• Click here to download the Primera drivers
• Click here to download the latest Nice Label SE Software
  

Click here for a step by step guide on installing the windows 7 drivers

Over time, the new versions of the software and drivers should start to appear on the CD’s that are supplied with Primera colour printers. Until then, if you’re looking to purchase a Windows 7 computer or are looking to upgrade to Windows 7, it is worth following the links above to ensure your printer continues to work post update.

If you require further information about this, please do not hesitate to contact AM Labels on 01536 414222.

Well, the labelling and barcoding world has seen many changes in 2009. On top of the recession, the up and down fluctuations of the Euro has made 2009 challenging for the industry. But alongside the bad the good prevails with new innovations in technology to make our life’s easier in business.

The Highlights

The first quarter starting the New Year with a buzz, AM Labels took over Applied Labels, extending production facilities to cope with demand.

The new VIP VP485 has made high volume colour inkjet printing more affordable, faster and in a more compact form factor, with an increased resolution (up to 4800x1200dpi) and increased print width (up to 8.5 inches) it caters for a wide variety of colour printing applications. The 3D2015 Label Dispenser was released to offer a simple effective method of dispensing labels on-demand.

Spring saw new heights for Tec, releasing their first 600dpi printer – the Tec B-SX600 for specialist printing needing incredibly accurate and fine printing. The B-SX600 will print on labels as small as 3mm in height at an incredible 600 x 1200 dpi ultra-high resolution.

Zebra released their smallest portable printer, The EM 220 is perfect in customer-facing environments or when users will be wearing the printer for long periods.

AM Labels added Epos systems and software to their portfolio, offering low cost hardware and software choices for retailers starting out, or looking to switch from a till. Epos systems start with single store systems up to a fully integrated system for multiple stores and tills.

Summer kicked off with a brand new Datalogic Gryphon offering a more ergonomically designed and lightweight barcode scanner with a faster read rate and improved IP rating.

Epson launched a new colour label printer the TM-C3400, Primera introduced the AP360 bottle labeller and Zebra announced the new G-series printers.

AM Labels joined the world of Twitter with open arms and is excited to find out the latest and greatest goings on in the world of labelling and barcoding.

Autumn saw revolutionary new technology from Motorola with their MC9500, incorporating a universal accessory system, groundbreaking modular technology, and improved day-to-day management. Motorola also launched the MT2000 that has added computer functionality and technological updates on top of the Symbol P360/P370/P460/P470 scanners.

Zebra launched the newly improved Zebra LP2824/TLP2824 plus printers and the new Zebra Xi4 high performance label printer with more memory, a faster print speed and Ethernet as standard.

Jewellery labelling arrived in style with a label printer, professional labelling software and a variety of different jewellery labels to suit individual stores.

Nearly the end of the year but that doesn’t stop us looking for the best products to offer our customers. December has seen new product offerings for visitor management, memory scanning and the launch of Label Focus - our new focal point for everything labelling.

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