Portable stationery label Printers

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Portable stationery label Printers 
Epson has launched its first series of portable stationery label printers under its own "Epson" brand. This is to form part of a comprehensive set of labelling solutions for its customers ranging from large volume industrial labelling with the Epson SurePress L-4033 launched last year, to the stationery labelling market.
The new printers are: Handheld stationery label printers: Epson LabelWorks LW-300 & Epson LabelWorks LW-400 and PC connected stationery label printer: Epson LabelWorks LW-900P.
The new Epson LabelWorks printers are ideal for office environments, including large corporates, small and medium businesses (SMBs), small offices home offices (SOHOs) , or even homes for labelling anything from archival files and documents to household items, scrapbooks, school books and stationery items. They can also be used to print on cable wraps and iron-ons that are part of the large variety of media Epson offers for the Epson LabelWorks printers. Vertical industries like logistics, manufacturing, building management will also benefit from the ability of the Epson LW-400 and LW-900P to print barcodes for tracking inventories.
"Epson has strong experience in this market as we have been an OEM maker for the top Japanese brand of stationery label makers for about 20 years. Harnessing our experience, we are entering this market to offer our customers an additional choice of label printing options,' said A K Harish, Senior Business Manager - Visual Instruments, Epson India.

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