The evolution of technical labelling
In-house sign and label printers, designed for desktop operation, are becoming increasingly common in plants and factories, allowing businesses to reduce both costs and wastage, explains Clinton Church
In-house sign and label printers, designed for desktop operation, are becoming increasingly common in plants and factories, allowing businesses to reduce both costs and wastage, explains Clinton Church
Rebo Systems has introduced a range of industrial quality sign and labelling machines that offer portability, durability and independence from PCs and networks.
Rebo Systems specialises in industrial sign and labelling systems designed for in-house creation of Health and Safety signs, asset labelling, maintenance labels, equipment labels, cable marking, electrical marking, pipe and tag identification and other applications.
Creating technical and safety labelling has become faster, more effective and easier to produce in-house with the new SMS R1 system from Rebo Systems.
Mechanical and technical labelling is not always square and not always one or two colours.
Process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels – all produced from one desktop system.
The new SMS R1 colour and cut desktop sign and labelling system from Rebo Systems can print in multiple colours and cut any shape in minutes and in any number of quantities. Process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels can all be produced from one desktop system.
The new Rebo SMS R1 colour and cut desktop sign and labelling system enables process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels to be produced from just one desktop system.
The new Rebo SMS R1 colour and cut desktop sign and labelling system from Rebo Systems in the Netherlands will producet process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels – all from one desktop system.
The Rebo SMS R1 colour and cut desktop system from Rebo Systems enables process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels to be produced from one desktop system.
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