SATO SWR10-J-110450 Ribbon
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SATO SWR10-J-110450 ribbon made of?
The SATO SWR10-J-110450 is a wax/resin thermal transfer ribbon designed for SATO printers. This wax/resin blend offers a balance of durability and cost-effectiveness, making it suitable for a wide range of barcode label applications in warehouse and logistics environments. We offer both wax and resin options depending on your specific printing needs.
What are the specifications of the SATO SWR10-J-110450 ribbon?
This ribbon measures 4.33" wide by 1476 feet long with a 1" core diameter, wound out for easy installation. Each case contains 12 rolls, providing substantial printing capacity for high-volume barcode operations. Contact us today for detailed technical specifications or to discuss your ribbon requirements.
Which SATO printers are compatible with the SWR10-J-110450 ribbon?
The SATO SWR10-J-110450 is compatible with SATO T104G thermal printers and other SATO models using standard 4.33" ribbon widths. We maintain a full selection of SATO thermal printer ribbons to ensure you get the right consumable for your equipment. Visit barcodesinc.com or contact us today to verify compatibility with your specific SATO printer model.
When should I use wax/resin ribbon versus pure wax or pure resin?
Wax/resin ribbons like the SWR10-J-110450 provide an excellent middle ground between cost and performance, offering good durability on coated label stocks while remaining more economical than full resin. Wax is ideal for paper labels in controlled environments, while pure resin is best for extreme conditions and synthetic materials. Our team can help you select the right ribbon type for your specific application—contact us today.
How many labels can I print with one case of SATO SWR10-J-110450 ribbons?
With 12 rolls of 1476 feet each in a case, you have approximately 17,712 linear feet of ribbon available. The actual number of labels depends on your label width and print density, but this case quantity is designed for substantial warehouse and logistics printing operations. Contact us today for help calculating your expected label yield based on your specific requirements.
What is the difference between wound out and wound in ribbon configurations?
The SATO SWR10-J-110450 is wound out, meaning the ribbon is pre-positioned for immediate use without requiring manual threading adjustments. Wound out configuration reduces setup time and minimizes installation errors in high-volume printing environments. We offer both wound out and wound in options—visit barcodesinc.com to explore our full selection of SATO ribbons.
