Wireless Printing

Zebra RW420

Wireless printing is a cost-effective means to flexibly produce barcodes in realtime at the point-of-need. Virtually any printing application can go wireless. However, situations in which cabling is inconvenient or impossible realize the greatest benefit from the move to wireless. Wireless pritning technology is not conifined to mobile printers such as the Zebra RW420, high-grade industrial printers like the Xi Series from Zebra are also a viable candidate for wireless printing.

Wireless printing systems are rapidly maturing, making it easy for users to print barcode labels on demand wherever they are needed. Because wireless printers are independent of cabling and a wired network infrastructure, they can be used virtually anywhere and relocated in minutes—without incurring additional costs. Wireless printing provides the responsiveness and flexibility that modern manufacturing and supply chain operations demand. These benefits come without performance trade-offs or a premium price. In fact, the total cost of ownership for wireless printing systems can be lower than traditional, wired-network configurations.

There are few limitations on where barcodes can go. The compact patterns of lines and spaces can be read on assembly lines, shipping and receiving docks, patient bedsides, retail checkouts, offices—anywhere information is needed. The traditional limitation on barcode systems has been the location where the symbols could be produced. By eliminating the need for a physical network connection, wireless printers remove the final obstacle to creating bar codes in real time where they are needed.

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Wireless Printing

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