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SATO says the CL4NX is the company’s first truly universal printer engineered for the ultimate operator experience, and is crafted to support new and legacy printing applications across a wide array of verticals that would require a durable and dependable printer for years to come.
“In 1981, SATO introduced to the world the first thermal-transfer barcode printer (M-2311). Since then, we have always taken pride in setting higher standards of innovation such as the S-type print engines for factory automation,” said Kaz Matsuyama, President & CEO of SATO Holdings Corporation. “At SATO, our mission is to strive to create new values for our customers and, in today’s world of globalization, ensuring optimum borderless operations is their number one need.”
Product features include user-friendly operability with 3.5-inch full-color display and built-in video tutorials with 30 user-selectable languages; easy maintenance design with tool-free print heads and platens replacement; ruggedness and compactness with aluminum die-cast construction; and scalability and expandability, including RFID/NFC.
The CL4NX is recommended for manufacturing, warehousing, supply chain logistics, healthcare, retail, and other industrial or harsh environments.
Source: SATO America
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