Zebra HC100 Patient ID Wristband Printer Easy-to-print and cost-effective barcoded wristbands last longer and scans better than laser solutions!
The Zebra HC100 Patient ID Wristband Printer combines a reliable direct thermal printer with easy-to-load antimicrobial wristband cartridges.
Wristbands in two easy steps!
Zebra's HC100 Patient ID Wristband Printer is easy to use. Just load the cartridge, print a wristband, and place it on the patient. The HC100 printer detects wristband size—adult, pediatric, infant—and automatically calibrates its settings for optimal print quality. Compare this with laser options which require six or seven steps to print and assemble a wristband: loading forms into a special tray, printing a label, applying the label to a wristband, and laminating.
Lower cost of ownership than laser
The HC100 Patient ID Wristband Printer uses thermal print technology, which saves time and money over laser printing. Avoid the wasted wristbands and labels that come with laser printing. With the HC100, you print wristbands as needed and the HC100 automatically calibrates to the wristband size. Laser printing requires expensive toner, and printing bar codes uses more toner than printing plain text. With the direct thermal HC100, there's no toner and no ribbons.
Zebra’s Patient ID Wristband Printer combines a reliable HC100 thermal printer with easy-to-use cartridges containing the only antimicrobial wristbands on the market.
Features:
Maximum Print Width: 1 -3/16" / 30.16 mm
Quick & easy media cartridge loading
Automatic media loading
300-dpi print resolution (12 dots/mm)
Prints two inches per second
Direct thermal printing of bar codes, text, and graphics
Dual-wall frame, impact resistant plastic
ZPL or ZPL II programming language
32-bit RISC processor
16 MB Std SDRAM memory (4 MB available to user)
8 MB Std Flash memory (2 MB available to user)
Zebra E3 Printhead Energy Control
Dual communications interface: Serial & USB
Odometer for print length tracking
XML Enabled Printing—allows XML communications from information systems