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The 9750 continuous inkjet printer
ushers in the next generation of printers capable of traceability coding including text messages up to five lines, logos and high resolution 1D and 2D codes, on a vast array of packaging.
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The new coding from Markem-Imaje means that manufacturers can now print codes with high resin thermal transfer ribbons at up to 600 millimeters per second (2 feet per second).