M - Class
Pros:
• The best value in an industrial printer available
• Compact size, Extremely rugged and reliable
• Easy to service
• Fast processing speed
• 200 dots per inch (dpi), 300dpi models and a high speed model
• Sophisticated controller: Multiple emulations (Zebra, Intermec, etc.)
• Up to 450M length ribbons, CSO or CSI
• A great machine
Cons: Not a good choice for companies that print a variety of different labels; every time new labels are installed the first couple will be wrinkled (Similar to Zebra’s Z4, ZM series printers) Consider the I-Class instead.
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I - Class
Pros: The best value in a high performance printer
• 12 inch per second (ips) speed
• Legendary reliability and ruggedness
• Easy to service
• Truly unbreakable
• 200, 300 and 600dpi models
• 24/7 operation
• Up to 600M length ribbons, CSO or CSI
• Sophisticated controller: Multiple emulations (Zebra, Intermec, etc.)
• Datamax’s best printer
Cons: No models other than 4 inch wide.
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Pros: A complete line of high performance printers in 4, 6, and 8 inch widths and 200, 300 and 600dpi resolutions
• Warrantied for 24/7 operation
• Easy to service
• Fully loaded: lots of bells and whistles
• Parallel, Serial, USB, Ethernet-Standard
• Large Display
• Optional integrated scanner- Cheap insurance that your barcodes are readable
• Up to 600M length ribbons, CSO or CSI
• Sophisticated controller: Multiple emulations (Zebra, Intermec, etc.) Datamax’s Flagship printers
Cons: Media loading not quite as easy as I-Class.
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Pros: The most advanced – and unique – line of Datamax printers. All Performance series printers are HP LaserJet compatible (PCL5e emulation) Ideal for SAP applications
• A complete line of high performance printers in 4, 6, and 8 inch widths and 300dpi resolution, with a single 600dpi model
• Center justified for less wrinkle issues
• Automatic head pressure adjustment (except entry model)
• Improved head mounting for exceptional head life and print quality
• Ability to store printer parameters as user-defined formats
• A near-edge model that prints on the thickest materials (up to 0.025" (0.635mm))
Cons: Standard Portrait orientation is the opposite of all other Datamax printers (Of issue for preprinted forms)
• More hassle to switch from narrow to wide labels or vice versa.
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