Thermal Black Copper BC-LP1300

The Black Copper BC-LP1300 is a versatile desktop printer for creating high-quality barcodes, shipping labels, and product tags using direct thermal or thermal transfer methods at up to 127mm/s. It is ideal for retail, inventory management, logistics, and healthcare, featuring 300m ribbon capacity and USB/WiFi connectivity. 
Key Usage and Features:
  • Applications: Ideal for inventory control, asset tracking, shipping/receiving, shelf labeling, and patient tracking.
  • Printing Method: Supports both Thermal Transfer (using ribbons) and Direct Thermal (heat-sensitive labels).
  • Performance: Offers a 203 DPI resolution and a fast 32-bit processor (200 MHz).
  • Capacity: Accommodates a 300-meter ribbon, reducing the need for frequent changes.
  • Connectivity: Features USB and sometimes WiFi, with compatibility for Windows, providing easy installation for various business needs.
  • Specifications: Maximum printing width is 108mm (4.25 inches) with a maximum length of 1778m
Setup and Configuration:
  • Driver Installation: Install the driver, then adjust printer properties in Windows (label size, dithering set to "None" for black and white).
  • Calibration: Ensure the printer is calibrated to recognize the label size properly.

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