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Weber releases new wax thermal-transfer ribbons

The Go-Mark 100 ribbons are compatible with both coated and non-coated label materials, working well on even flood-coated color labels.

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By: Greg Hrinya

Editor, Label & Narrow Web

Weber’s new Go-Mark 100 wax-based thermal-transfer ribbons are making basic label printing much more economical and practical for customers using wax ribbons for their labeling applications.

The Go-Mark 100 ribbons feature a rich blackness for basic label printing applications such as shipping and product identification bar code labels.  The new ribbons are compatible with both coated and non-coated label materials, working well on even flood-coated color labels.

One of the best features of the new Go-Mark ribbons is the Clean-Start leader, now built into the beginning of every ribbon. When loaded correctly, this will clean the label printer’s printhead each time a new ribbon is loaded. It removes debris before it builds up on the printhead. The Go-Mark ribbons also use a lower heat setting for the printhead, which will reduce wear and extend the life of the label printer.

The prices on these ribbons have been reduced dramatically making them very affordable while still retaining  superior printing quality for text and bar labels.

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