Print labels, tickets and wristbands on demand with the Epson TM-C3400. Its colour printing capabilities improve identification, helping prevent critical errors in a number of applications, such as wristbands and prescription labels for healthcare.

Printing custom designs on demand reduces costs associated with pre-printing, including stock management and wastage. The TM-C3400 offers additional savings with a new economy print mode for users with low print volumes.

This highly versatile printer is compatible with a wide range of matte and glossy media between 30 and 112mm wide. The resulting prints are long-lasting, as Epson’s DURABrite Ultra pigment ink resists smudging, fading, water and most other liquids. Another benefit of inkjet technology is improved security, as thermal transfer ribbons can carry imprints of sensitive information. With a print speed of up to 92mm/sec and an integrated auto-cutter, printing 100 labels takes less than three minutes, making the TM-C3400 ideal for busy environments. Mis-prints are avoided with Epson’s automatic nozzle checking technology (AID), which senses and fixes nozzle clogs or dead pixels in barcodes. Productivity is further enhanced with the printer’s robust design for reliable operation.

The TM-C3400 is controlled from the front, making it easier to use and allowing installation under desktops to save counter space. Integration is straightforward with direct control and programming from within applications. For a quick start, the TM-C3400 is also available in a version with basic label design software.

- Full colour label printer with long lasting DURABrite Ultra pigment ink
- Unique high-speed colour printing (100 labels in less than 3 minutes, including cutting)
- High capacity ink cartridge for easy replacement
- Variable paper width: 30-112mm
- Suitable for various print media such as labels, papers and wristbands
- Rear paper feed
- Front operation panel enables installation under desktops and surfaces
- Integrated autocutter
- Extremely low energy consumption