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Wednesday, August 6, 2014

The new value card printer was designed for fast printing speed and the best quality prints

On 07 Dec 2010, Zebra Technologies announced the release of the new ZXP printer series 3 at the CARTES & Identification Expo. This state of the art card printer was intended to be available in the first quarter of the following year 2011. Combining performance and functionality; this was the printer that many companies were waiting for to sample its encoding and printing applications.

With the host-based image processing technology that had not been evident in the earlier series, the Series 3 was designed to employ the latest features that give the highest quality performance. This printer was made to take advantage of today’s PC’s optimizing ability and multiply it many times over, while giving improved quality in the images. At the same time, increased speed, convenience and cost cuts were some of the most looked-forward to features that would revolutionize the printing industry. With enhanced new ribbons that made to facilitate fast printing of quality images, this would be one of the greatest printers from zebra technologies.

Affordable on demand card printing, secure financial card issuance and standards based smart card encoding are some of the fantastic benefits that clients were slated to enjoy in the ZXP Series 3 smart card printer from Zebra Technologies. Above all are the improved printing speeds and better image quality.

About zebra technologies
Zebra Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: ZBRA) provides a wide range of competitive technological solutions that help in bringing about the much sought business efficiency and competence. Serving more than 90% fortune 500 companies, Zebra seeks to help its clients put the right asset in the most valuable place, where there is the highest potential.

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