Another battle of the labels takes place, two more challengers step up to the ring, Laser vs Inkjet. Let battle commence.
Laser label printing uses sheets of laser paper or polyester labels and toner cartridges. The image is produced by the scanning of a laser across the printer's photoreceptor. Laser label printing is currently only available using a standard black and white or colour office printer with sheets of A4 laser labels.
Inkjet label printing uses inkjet paper or polyester die cut labels and ink cartridges. The print head propels drops of ink onto the label material to create the image. Inkjet label printing offers two choices; a standard office printer with A4 sheets or a dedicated inkjet label printer.
The advantages and disadvantages of the two methods of printing are as follows:
Laser Label Printing
Advantages of Laser Label Printing:
Faster printing than inkjet printing (colour up to 100 pages per minute).