Today, Printronix Inc. introduced to the world the latest innovation in its flagship line matrix product series, the P7000 cartridge line matrix printer

The new P7000 cartridge printer gives users the same high-quality features they have come to expect from Printronix line matrix printers – now enhanced with the benefits of a cartridge ribbon. Users receive the added advantage of a cartridge that enables easy replacement while delivering ease of change, clean-hands installation, more uniform print quality and longer ribbon life.

The new cartridge printer is completely compatible with existing P7000 printer installations, and provides the same flexibility of supported forms, paper handling capabilities and legacy application integration.

Clean Hands, Easy to Install
Users no longer need to touch and thread the ribbon fabric through the print mechanism to replace a cartridge. No ink is transferred to the user’s hands. Quick and easy to change without requiring any special training, a cartridge ribbon snaps readily into the printer, saving time and reducing load errors.

Uniform Print Quality for Longer Ribbon Life
The new cartridge technology flips and rotates the ribbon systematically to distribute the wear over the entire surface. This yields more uniform print quality and improves the readability of documents and labels.

Mission Critical Dependability
No other print technology delivers more trouble-free, high-volume printing than a Printronix line matrix printer. The P7000 cartridge ribbon series continues this tradition. The result is more uptime, more mission-critical dependability, and lower service and operating costs.

ENERGY STAR
The Printronix P7000 series, including the new cartridge ribbon series, is ENERGY STAR qualified. In fact, Printronix line matrix printers have been ENERGY STAR qualified since the creation of the first P5000 series.

PrintNet Enterprise
Printronix’s PrintNet Enterprise Suite of print management software enables remote management of printers from anywhere in the world. General maintenance alerts about printer jams, ribbon life and equipment failures can be sent by e-mail to the local operator, resulting in fewer user interruptions and reduced consumable cost.