AM Labels adds compact dye-ink printer
Epson ColorWorks D3800e targets small-batch color label printing.
AM Labels has expanded its portfolio with the Epson ColorWorks D3800e color label printer, a compact desktop model that uses dye-ink technology to bring small-batch color label printing within reach of small businesses such as pharmacies and home retail operations.
Dye-based ink printing produces vivid colors and deep blacks on glossy media, and is designed to maintain color quality and readability in high-friction environments such as shops or in transit by reducing the risk of rubbing and abrasion. This makes it suited to short-run promotional materials, pharmaceutical labels, personalized packaging and more. AM Labels provides UK-wide delivery of the D3800e with a lead time of one to two days, and the printer is designed to be easy to set up, maintain and integrate with existing systems.
'We are excited to expand our portfolio of Epson printers with the addition of the D3800e. The introduction of the new ColorWorks printer reflects our dedication to innovation and quality, whilst satisfying the evolving needs of customers,' said Brendon Bass, sales and marketing manager at AM Labels. 'The ColorWorks range includes both dye and pigment ink models, with the D3800e providing a dye-based solution in a more compact footprint. Our team is on hand to help customers identify the most suitable ink type and printer size for their specific labeling requirements. What makes the D3800e particularly appealing is its ability to support small-batch, in-house label production with minimal training or specialist knowledge, enabling businesses to easily produce high-quality labels on demand. Customers can visit us for a demonstration of the new desktop D3800e printer, as well as other models, in our Technical Experience Centre.'
The D3800e uses dye-based, full-color CMYK ink and measures 310 mm x 283 mm x 285 mm (L x W x H). It connects via USB or WiFi, is compatible with a range of design software, and features a front-mounted digital LED control panel. It supports die-cut labels up to 108 mm wide, supplied on roll or fanfold format, with a maximum resolution of 600 x 1200 DPI.
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