ColorWorks CW-C6500P High Gloss Product Label Printer

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ColorWorks CW-C6500P

The new Epson® ColorWorks® CW-C6000P series label printers, engineered for demanding applications, are revolutionizing both monochrome and color label printing with rugged reliability you can count on.   CW-C6500P series is delivering dependable, commercial inkjet printing with fast-drying, durable color inks and enhanced productivity. The ColorWorks® CW-C6500P is a 8" label printer with peel-and-present capability is for high gloss labels.

What’s in the Box?

ColorWorks CW-C6000/CW-C6500 printer, AC power cord, full-capacity ink cartridges, maintenance box, instruction sheet

The Future of Mission-critical Label Printing

• Reliability you can count on:  engineered by Epson® for demanding applications; backed by industry-leading service and support
• First printer specifically designed as a color upgrade to black-and-white thermal transfer printers¹: with similar media handling capabilities, speed, features and connectivity options, all at a comparable price point²
• Enhanced productivity:  eliminate the need to pre-print; speeds up to 5" per second³; fast time to first label
• Astounding image quality:  up to 1200 dpi resolution with various droplet sizes; crisp images comparable to pre-printed labels
• Seamless integration:  compatible with ZPL II, major middleware, SAP, Windows®, Mac® and Linux
• Remote printer management: for managing large fleets over the network
• Applicator I/O control port for truly automated workflow:  supports I/O commands; can be integrated into nearly any workflow
• Low cost: comparable to existing thermal transfer printers²
• Durable, high-quality labels: meets BS 5609 certification⁴
• CW-C6000P and C6500P: the first color inkjet label printer with a peel-and-present option⁵
• CW-C6000A and C6500A: auto cutter included

ColorWorks CW-C6500A Compared To CW-6500P

The ColorWorks CW-C6000A (4'' print width) and CW-6500A (8'' print width) have a built in label auto cutter.  The ColorWorks CW-C6000P (4'' print width) and CW-6500P (8'' print width) feature the peel-and-present capability, which can help speed up the manual application of on-demand labels. An integrated label-taking sensor holds off subsequent printing until the previous label is removed. This feature is ideally suited for fully automated label application systems. This unique capability eliminates the need for a loose loop and allows individual labels to be taken as soon as they are printed.

High-quality Printing

Epson-engineered PrecisionCore® TFP® printhead technology delivers ultra sharp text and precise barcodes. It also produces varying droplet sizes that, coupled with a 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution, can produce a huge gamut of vibrant, accurate colors, smooth gradations and fine image details.  So, whether the challenge is to produce complex informational labels or high-quality product labels, the CW-C6000 series is up to the challenge.

ESC/Label and ZPL II Interface Languages

ZPL II capabilities allow you to experience the advantages of Epson inkjet technology without reprogramming existing systems. ESC/Label command extensions can be added to unlock the power of color. Leverage color for color-coded fields, product pictures, logos and marketing messages to improve overall business processes and brand image.

Remote Management Tools

Epson made the CW-C6000 family for large-scale enterprise environments. To support these high-volume scenarios, a wide range of remote management tools are available. These allow IT and support teams to remotely monitor the status of large fleets of printers, generate email alerts on items needing attention, remotely deploy firmware updates, set up complex network environments, and view or modify settings from any computer browser or AndroidTM or Apple® powered smartphone.

General-purpose I/O Port

Designed for mission-critical production, all CW-C6000 family printers come equipped with a general-purpose I/O port. This gives automation developers all the control they need to seamlessly integrate the printer into their automated workflow. The port provides all the necessary information on supply levels, status, faults and readiness. Inputs enable users to pause, clean and print.

Versatile Ink Types

The CW-C6000 family uses highly durable pigment-based inks with both gloss and matte versions available to best suit the labeling application. The gloss black ink can print on a wider variety of substrates. The matte black ink offers a darker, sharper black text and images on matte media. Both have been BS5609 certified4.

Footnotes

1 The CW-C6000/C6500 family is the first to bring to market the combination of features of direct ZPL II printing, peel-and-present, remote printer management, companion four- and eight-inch models, applicator I/O interface, broad middleware support, and comparable price points. | 2 Printers and consumable costs are similar when comparing similarly featured leading brand thermal transfer printers and supplies for similar high-durability images on similar media. | 3 In Max Speed Mode, 300 x 600 dpi, 3.5" (89 mm) print width. Print speeds are based on the print engine speed only. Total throughput time for any label depends on factors including label size, file size, print resolution, speed of data transmission, etc. | 4 ColorWorks CW-C6000/C6500 inkjet printers with UltraChrome DL pigment ink, used in combination with Neenah Kimdura poly media or Avery Dennison Fasson® 3.5M Matte WH Syn Paper WBIJS4600/50#SCK (Spec 79724), have both been BS 5609 certified. | 5 Compared to color inkjet label printers available in the U.S. and Canada as of July 2019.