Get A Perfect Replacement For Kroy's
Discontinued Heat Shrink Label Printers
Do you need to replace an
old Kroy printer or had one in
mind but didn't get around to
buying it in time?
Buy Heat Shrink has
suggestions for printers that
can do the job for you just
as well!
Buy Heat Shrink, based in Pompano
Beach, Florida, has announced the
addition of several new heat shrink label
printers to their existing line of products
including Epson KSUN LW-PX400,
Epson LW-PX750PCD, Epson LW-
PX900, and (coming soon) Epson LW-
Z5010PX.
With the latest announcement, Buy Heat
Shrink provides quality alternatives to the
recently discontinued line of heat shrink label
printers by the brand Kroy. The discontinued
models include the K3100-PC printer, the
K4100 standalone version, the K5100-PC
handheld model, and the K4350CPTR.
Heat shrink coding and
labeling play an important
role.
One of the vital functions of
heat shrink comes in its color-
coding, which can indicate
various things depending on
your industry.
For example, in electrical applications,
color can indicate whether a line is
ground, neutral, or live. In AV
applications, yellow frequently indicates
a composite video signal, with red
indicating the right audio channel and
white or black the left.
The variety of colors that can be
heat shrunk onto an assortment
of numerous cables can help you
distinguish what goes where
during a complicated audio
visual set-up.
Epson is a pioneer in the electronic
printing industry, with the world’s first
mini-printer, the EP-101, coming out in
1968. Seven years later, the company
name was born, coming from the idea
of “son of electronic printer,” or
EPSON.
In the nearly fifty years since,
they’ve continued to innovate, not
just in the world of printing
technology, but in home
entertainment, electronics,
robotics, and so much more.
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information!