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Label printers are designed for printing labels with text, graphics and barcodes. Depending on printing volume, you can choose compact desktop models or more robust industrial printers for intensive operation.
Mobile printers allow labels and documents to be printed directly where the operator is working. Typical applications include warehousing, shipping, inventory, field service and mobile sales.
Receipt printers provide fast printing of receipts, confirmations and other documents in POS and cash register systems. Paper width, printing speed, connectivity and operating environment are important selection criteria.
RFID printers combine conventional label printing with electronic encoding of a compatible RFID inlay. Text or barcodes and RFID identification data can therefore be created during the same printing process.
When selecting a printer, consider the required output, printing volume, media width, resolution, speed, connectivity and operating environment. For thermal transfer printing, compatibility with the selected labels and ribbons is also important.
A workstation printing a few dozen labels per day has different requirements from a continuously operating warehouse or manufacturing line. The printer should therefore match both the media format and the actual workload and workflow.
Direct thermal printing creates the image directly on heat-sensitive media and does not require a ribbon. Thermal transfer printing transfers ink from a ribbon onto the label and can provide greater durability depending on the materials used.
Desktop printers are suitable for lower and medium printing volumes. Industrial models are generally more appropriate for intensive or continuous operation where a robust construction and larger media capacity are required.
A mobile printer is useful when labels or documents need to be printed directly at the goods, customer or workstation. This reduces the need to return to a fixed printer and can improve mobile workflows.
If electronic data needs to be encoded into the RFID inlay as well as printing the visible label, a compatible RFID printer is required. RFID encoding cannot be performed by a conventional label printer alone.
This depends on label size and content. Standard resolution may be sufficient for typical logistics labels, while small text, fine graphics or very small barcodes may require a higher printhead resolution.
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