Inkjet Labeling

Not all Epson ColorWorks printers are the same—subtle yet important differences set them apart. This guide breaks down key features like print width, volume, roll size, ink capacity, speed, and feed options to help you find the best fit for your label printing needs. Explore the differences and make an informed decision with insights from Smith Corona.

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Join us as we deep-dive into the mechanics of Epson Colorworks printers, helping you set up your new label printer from start to finish. Plus, get helpful tips on how to preserve your ink and keep your printer running smoothly from the experts at Smith Corona!

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Epson maintenance boxes – a little known hero in the world of printing. While they might seem inconspicuous, these boxes play a pivotal role. Interested in maximizing your printer’s lifespan and consistent quality for your prints? Understanding the significance of these boxes is key. Let’s dive deep into the benefits.

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Dye or pigment – 2 types of ink you’ll encounter with inkjet printing. But is there really that big of a difference? Yes! Each type comes with its own unique benefits for your labels so knowing what your application needs is a huge advantage. Are you looking for brighter colors? Or do you need a print that can weather the storm? Let’s find out:

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How your labels feed out of your inkjet label printer can make all the difference with your application process. Do you want labels ready to apply? Or perhaps you want to customize the length of each label? If this is the case, you’ll need to decide if a peel-and-present or auto cutter printer is right for you. Let us help you make the best choice!

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Label material is a crucial part of your inkjet labeling process. So it makes sense to choose the best one, right? But wait…how do you know which one will work best for your products? There’s a lot of options to choose from between paper and polypropylene labels. If you’re looking for a little insight, let this article be your guide!

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Having the right tools to upgrade your inkjet printer helps create an efficient label line and saves your business time and money. One example is using an unwinder or rewinder. These accessories sit in front of or behind your inkjet printer to offer additional benefits from using larger rolls to convenience and speed for applications. Looking to learn more?

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Unlike other inkjet printers on the market, Epson doesn’t come with its own design software. If you’re looking for a solution, TEKLYNX is a leader in barcode software with several options that might be the best choice for your business. We’re taking a look at their CODESOFT version to see how well it works with the Epson ColorWorks printer.

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Inkjet printing is a great solution for cannabis labels. A printer capable of all the unique requirements to stay in compliance: vivid colors, high-resolution quality, large print volumes. Don’t forget being able to adapt to variable adjustments when regulations change. Interested in the benefits inkjet printing can offer your cannabis business?

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Gloss or matte: which should you add to your inkjet labels? These contrasting finishes help enhance colors, texts, and images to complete the look of your custom labels. But you’ll really want to consider your application to choose the best option. Do you know the differences between the two? Which finish will benefit your labels the most?

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Cannabis appeals to all generations. But have you ever given thought to the package designs when you buy it? Packaging is a powerful tool brands should use to create an experience for each consumer. Because an appealing design matters. We should know – we spoke to industry experts to get their thoughts, opinions, and insight!

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While Zebra is recognized as a leader in the labeling industry, the ZD220 is the most “basic” model they’ve released – and those are their own words! So what makes a basic desktop printer worth the purchase? Good quality? Affordability? Maybe the Zebra ZD220 is what you need. Ready to find out if this is the printer for your business?

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