The TT500 series of thermal transfer overprinting machines provides an ideal printing solution onto flexible packaging across a wide variety of industrial applications. It is built for maximum convenience and equipped with an advanced motor drive that enables operation without compressed air. Designed to deliver a low total cost of ownership and increase your production line output, these TTO coders are particularly suitable for printing consistent, error-free best-before dates, batch codes, barcodes, ingredients, logos, and other product information.

*Final product characteristics vary, and will depend on each specific application. Contact our product specialists to define the right machine configuration for your application.

Features:

• COST-FRIENDLY OPERATION: Operates without compressed air, reducing installation and operating costs while maintaining consistent print quality.
• VERSATILE: Can handle a range of ribbon widths to better meet your application and production line printing needs.
• BI-DIRECTIONAL STEPPER MOTORS: Optimizes ribbon usage and generates more prints per ribbon.
• EASY CHANGEOVER: Quick and easy ribbon change with a lightweight, simple, push-button cassette system.
• INCREASED CAPACITY: Minimal ribbon change intervals and increased production line efficiency with a ribbon length capacity of up to 700m.
• EASY TO MAINTAIN: Machine is equipped with a minimal number of user-maintainable parts, which are easy to replace and maintain.
• ELECTRONIC PRESSURE CONTROL: Easy to set up, it maintains a constant printing pressure that ensures consistent quality prints.
• MINIMAL TRAINING NEEDED: Easy printer operation delivered by a responsive, intuitive graphic user interface with a full-color touchscreen.
• ADAPTABLE WORK MODE: Can be used intermittently and continuously.
• INTUITIVE & ADVANCED SOFTWARE: Multiple graphic formats supported, auto best before date calculations, scalable text including rotation, mirror, and inverse printing, and more.
• PASSWORD-PROTECTED: Equipped with three levels of password protection.

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