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As a leading single source provider of high-quality labeling, coding, and marking systems, ProMach designs, manufactures, and integrates custom identification solutions to ensure peak operational efficiency. With advanced systems for applications in primary and secondary packaging, as well as distribution and fulfillment environments, our solutions provide accurate labeling and coding on virtually every substrate in every market.
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TPM Series – Traversing Thermal Transfer Printer
Direct, Precise, and Fast Printing for Multiple Packages Across the Web.
The TPM Series is the new generation of Greydon's traversing thermal transfer printer. Usually installed onto a horizontal form, fill and seal (HFFS) machine, this versatile system prints text, linear and 2D codes, compliance logos, and graphics at 300 DPI.
During the dwell part of the machine cycle, the TPM printer traverses across the web, printing as it moves.
Simpler to set up and operate compared to previous generations, the TPM also features a new 7" touch screen and larger ribbon capacity to provide more prints before replenishment is needed.
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Standard TPM Series Features and Benefits
- Print widths up to 5 inches wide and max traverse of up to 25 inches.
- Innovative split platen for printing multiple packs in each printer pass.
- Simple to use, color touch-screen HMI
- The printer can be integrated into a mobile cart system to remove from washdown areas.
- Prints graphics, barcodes and text at 300 dpi.
- Can be integrated with all brands of horizontal form-fill-seal and thermoforming equipment.
