Re: Blurry Barcodes on Plastic
Did you force and stop the print process before the fuser so you can have a look at the quality before and after the fusing process? Perhaps it's looking bad before that fuser, too so you can rule that out.
I also find it funny that this is a workflow in a hospital - from my experience printing on plastic with modern laser printers usually end up in more or less poor-ish results.
I'd recommend something proprietary for this task or if it needs to be a budget solution: buy a label printer like brother "p touch" you can print lables on demand and stick them on the wristband - the adhesive quality is very good and the barcode will always come out crystal clear. Another advantage is that the color won't rub-off easily like toner usually does if printed on foil.
Did you force and stop the print process before the fuser so you can have a look at the quality before and after the fusing process? Perhaps it's looking bad before that fuser, too so you can rule that out.
I also find it funny that this is a workflow in a hospital - from my experience printing on plastic with modern laser printers usually end up in more or less poor-ish results.
I'd recommend something proprietary for this task or if it needs to be a budget solution: buy a label printer like brother "p touch" you can print lables on demand and stick them on the wristband - the adhesive quality is very good and the barcode will always come out crystal clear. Another advantage is that the color won't rub-off easily like toner usually does if printed on foil.
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