Epredia™ Nova and Vega Laser Cassette Printer

Description

• Workflow Efficiencies Epredia™ laser printers are designed to create crisp, accurate and indelible print quality for laboratories concerned about workflow bottlenecks caused by the need for reprinting cassettes with low-quality or unreadable printing at accessioning
• High Printing Quality Epredia™ laser printers create sustainable and indelible printed information where patient data can be identified accurately throughout the lifetime of the cassette supporting laboratories and patients
• Character Types: Alphanumeric Barcode Types: Linear, Bidimensional, ASCII Codes High Throughput Epredia™ laser printers incorporate a highly efficient technology helping labs with higher printing demands utilize the laser printing capabilities and automated cassette feeder feature to achieve high throughput and faster turn-around times
• Low Operations Cost Epredia™ laser printers do not require replacement of ancillary components significantly decreasing operation costs and lowers any intensive maintenance helping lab managers from being burdened with high operation costs
• Features & Benefits Epredia™ NOVA laser Printer is a single cassette hopper printer providing an economical option for laboratories
• Epredia™ VEGA™ laser printer has six cassette hoppers and supports laboratories printing a variety of cassette colors and styles
• Laser Technology eliminates ancillary components such as print heads & ribbons and simplifies operation
• High resolution printing, 600 dpi, improves printing sharpness and clarity of characters allowing more characters to be embedded on cassette surface
• Fully automated system with fast print speed, 5 seconds per cassette, allows the user to quickly and easily print cassettes needed for a case at accessioning or grossing
• Laser system with cassette additive print technology ensures permanent and delible marking that are extremely durable overtime
• Small footprint reduces the concern of space constraint in the lab
• Quiet printing reduces distraction during grossing and accessioning.