Thermal/transfer printer

Model 220XiII is one of the new models in Diagraph's (St. Louis, MO) new Zebra Performance Line XiII Series of thermal/thermal transfer printers.

Diagraph, An ITW Company

Nov 30, 1996

This wide-web unit is suited for chemical drum, pallet and shipping container labels. It has an 8.5" print width and prints up to 10"/sec.

Diagraph, An ITW Company

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