Labeling Station

Technical features:
•Printing and placing of any available label’s format
•Windows XP OS
•Automatic management of board data backup
•CodeSoft software (optional)
•Integrated system into company’s network (Ethernet)
•17” monitor and keyboard •Max PCB dimensions 510×410 mm
•Labelling angle 0°-90°
•Light tower for machine status
•Inline and offline version
•SMEMA interface
•Flow direction: Left to Right
•Button controls: START, STOP, RESET

Options:
•Automatic width adjustment
•Customised interface (non SMEMA)
•Backup cylinder or plate
•3 sections conveyor
•PCB side clamping
•Flow direction: right to left
•Specific printer on request
•UPS
•Codesoft user license
•Barcode reader
•Electroc rotation
•Electric Z axis

DATA MATRIX Label:

Data Matrix is a two-dimensional barcode consisting of light and dark squares arranged in a rectangular pattern.
A label can store up to 2335 alpha-numeric characters.
The most common Data Matrix application is the identification of an object by means of a small label.
A 3x3mm Data Matrix can store up to 50 characters with only 20% contrast.
Data Matrix technology, thanks to the absolute and relative coding system is practically error-free.
This technology has been adopted as a standard for:
- Electronic Industries Association
- Automotive Industries Association
- Semiconductor Industries Association

Code 128:

High density code 128 has been created in 1981. It allows the printing of a max of 128 ascii characters and it is still used. Most of the main barcode readers are able to read both codes.