UHF RFID label printers

HERMES Q

Designed for printing labels and applying them automatically in production lines
Read / write antennas are assembled directly to a print head or a feeding unit. Invalid labels can be ejected by the applicator 4214.

deliverable from Q2/2024

Label printer	HERMES Q4.3		HERMES Q4		HERMES Q6.3
Print resolutiondpi	200	300	300	600	200	300
Print speed mm/s max.	300	300	300	150	250	250
Print widthmm max.	104	108.4	105.7	105.7	168	162.6
Label roll outside diameter mm	205 / 305
Width of a labelmm max.	114				174
Direction to which labels are dispensed	L = to the left, R = to the right
UHF RFID modules
UHF RFID OM module					-	-
UHF RFID RS module

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PX Q

Print modules designed for labeling plants
Read / write antennas are preferably assembled directly to a print head.

in planning

Print module	PX Q4.3		PX Q4		PX Q6.3
Print resolutiondpi	200	300	300	600	200	300
Print speedmm/s max.	300	300	300	150	250	250
Print widthmm max.	104	108.4	105.7	105.7	168	162.6
Width of a label mm max.	116	116	116	116	174	174
Direction to which labels are dispensed	L = to the left, R = to the right
UHF RFID module
UHF RFID OM module					-	-

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XD Q

Label printer designed for printing on both sides of continuous materials
Modules are assembled inside a chassis, antennas directly to a print head. Data of RFID tags are read or written just before the printing of a label. In the event of errors, labels are indicated invalid.

deliverable from Q3/2024

Label printer	XD Q4/300
Print resolutiondpi	300
Print speedmm/s max.	150
Print widthmm max.	105.7
Width of a material mm max.	114
UHF RFID module
UHF RFID OM module

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UHF RFID modules with read / write antennas

Modules are assembled inside a chassis, antennas directly to a print head or a feeding unit. Data of RFID tags are read or written just before the printing of a label. In the event of errors, labels are indicated invalid.

Read / write antennas

On a print head
1. OM – On Metal preferred if labels are applied onto metal surfaces

On a feeding unit
2. RS – Regular Sensitivity is a standard with all common RFID labels
3. HS – High Sensitivity if RFID labels have specific radiation characteristics

On a print head and on a feeding unit
4. OM and RS – Each antenna can read / write labels one by one.

RFID features

RFID tag calibration
Optimum read / write performance is identified for RFID tags. Characteristic curves can be printed using the status feature.

Tag data read on-the-fly
Memories (TID, EPC, User Memory) can be read on-the-fly on a printer and displayed by the GUI.

Technical data

UHF RFID module:
RFID standard: UHF EPC Class 1 Gen 2
Interface specification: ISO/IEC 18000-63

Read antenna frequencies:
ETSI & FCC

Further features:
Statistics
Maximum number of read / write errors
Label invalid (Void Label)
Continuous print images
Memory banks blocked

Programming:
JScript
ZPL2

Label software:
cablabel S3

in preparation:
Codesoft
Loftware Spectrum
Nicelabel
Bartender