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A.L.I. is pleased to represent such quality manufacturers of thermal printers and thermal printer supplies as:
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At A.L.I., we know that one of today's hottest new options in the product and packaging label industry is the thermal transfer printer. These low cost machines allow you the flexibility to customize your labels, thereby reducing the inventory of similar labels with different part numbers, specifications, barcodes, etc. A.L.I. is pleased to be able to provide you with products, including printers and printer supplies (including standard black as well as color ribbon), from such quality manufacturers as Datamax, SATO, Ricoh, and Sony.
A.L.I. carries the SATO product line, including direct thermal and thermal transfer printers, OEM print engines, printer accessories, label design software, labels and thermal transfer ribbons.
For more information about thermal transfer printers and products, contact us here at A.L.I. Labeling Systems.
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Datamax is the world's leading
international bar code solutions company. Datamax offers a full line of products to meet
every barcoding requirement, including thermal bar code printers, bar code verification
systems, software solutions, and direct thermal and thermal transfer ribbons. Customers
from around the world choose Datamax equipment, from small manufacturing firms and
single-outlet retailers to government agencies and multi-national corporations. Datamax
designs and manufactures the industry's broadest line of thermal printers for bar code
labeling, offering products for the entry level, mid-range, high-performance, and
speciality segments. All Datamax products are easily configured to meet each users
particular situation.
SATO Corporation, Japan, was established in
1940 to manufacture and sell packaging machinery. In 1962, SATO invented the world's first
hand-held labeler and operations as an international supplier of labeling machinery were
begun. The US subsidiary was established in 1977 and eventually became SATO America, Inc.
in 1987.
SATO introduced the world's first thermal transfer bar code printer in
1979 - the Model 2311. Since that time, SATO has continued to be in the forefront of
thermal printing technologies.
