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News Release from: Zebra Technologies | Subject: R110Xi HF
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 13 October 2006
Zebra's latest RFID printer/encoder
Built on Zebra's Proven XiIIIPlus Platform, the Enhanced R110Xi HF Expands Zebra's Broad RFID Product Line with a Flexible, Upgradeable Solution.
Zebra Technologies Corporation, a pioneer in bar coding and RFID solutions for business improvement, has released the R110Xi high frequency (HF) radio frequency identification (RFID) tabletop printer/encoder, an industrial, multi-protocol RFID solution that is suitable for high-volume and on-demand smart label printing and RFID tag encoding Zebra is the only company that offers both desktop and tabletop models of HF printers along with ultra-high frequency (UHF) printer models, a full range of 100 percent compatible Genuine Zebra smart media, ZebraCare services and ZebraLink printer management tools that work across the product range
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 31 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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"The R110Xi HF capitalises on key areas where the high frequency technology outshines UHF, such as greater data storage and available memory, flexibility to read in proximity to materials such as liquid and metals and faster encoding and printing of labels".
"These benefits are critical to the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry for high volume, patient wristband printing and item-level tracking of prescription medication," explained Phil Gerskovich, senior vice president of development for Zebra.
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The R110Xi HF encodes passive inlays using multi-protocols such as ISO15693 and ISO18000-3 mode 1, and is the first on the market to offer Philips MIFARE ultralight support.
Built on the proven XiIIIPlus platform, the R110Xi HF enables users to take advantage of 4-inch print widths, 203 and 300dpi print resolution and XML encoding for seamless integration into existing enterprise system with the addition of HF capabilities.
Users also benefit from easy maintenance of a mixed population of RFID and standard printers using Zebra's ! suite o f advanced printer management tools in ZebraLink.
Plus, the full range of Zebra printers is supported by tested and 100 percent compatible Genuine Zebra supplies as well as ZebraCare service options.
"Zebra's extensive line of printing solutions includes the broadest range of RFID products on the market," said Matt Ream, senior manager RFID business development for Zebra.
"The addition of the R110 Xi HF demonstrates our commitment to continuous investment in our line with an expanding set of product and solution choices to meet customer needs".
"It is a nice complement to the highly popular R2884-Z desktop HR model and a worthy replacement to the R140 HF model first introduced by Zebra over five years ago".
The R110Xi is available now in North America and EMEA with forthcoming availability in Asia Pacific and Latin America.
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