Canon introduces full-color label printer

Canon has introduced its LX-D400, a full-color 4-in label printer engineered for speed and reliability.

The LX-D400 printer is designed to deliver high-resolution visuals alongside workflow integration, allowing users to create labels that enable a more responsive supply chain characterized by inventory control and the flexibility to pivot at the speed of the market.

The LX-D400 printer delivers high-volume, high-speed, on-demand label output with production speeds of up to 13 in/sec. Using dye-based inks, the LX-D400 printer can produce full-color labels on a wide range of media, including paper, film, synthetic poly and pre-cut die-cut labels.

A 4.3in LCD touch panel provides operators with immediate visibility into ink levels, media status and critical settings. At its core, an image-processing driver and color correction suite allow for precise reproduction of textures and color, which can be a key factor in companies’ efforts to maximize retail impact.

The LX-D400 printer can also be paired with an optional UHF-band RFID unit for simultaneous high-speed printing and data encoding, which can help users streamline process management and elevate inventory accuracy across complex environments.