Zebra HC100 HC100-300E-0100 ユーザーズマニュアル

At first glance, laser may seem like an adequate print technology for
wristbands. But, in reality, the hidden costs as well as staff 
inefficiencies and frustrations add up fast:

With laser, the adhesive backing on the wristband and label  

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forms can ooze and cause performance problems for the printer. 

This leads to increased help desk calls and higher maintenance 

costs.
Laser toner is expensive, and more toner is used to print 

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high-density bar codes than plain text.
Laser wristband printing can be time consuming and labor 

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intensive. With some laser bands, the staff must load forms into a 

special tray, print labels, apply a label to the band, and then fold a 

laminate coating over the band to protect the bar code image.
Many laser forms include extra wristbands and labels that are not 

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needed and must be destroyed under HIPAA guidelines.

Zebra’s new HC100 Patient I.D. Solution overcomes all of these 
obstacles. Now your hospital staff can produce and attach a long-
lasting, antimicrobial-coated thermal wristband in just two steps. No 
wasted time with the cumbersome wristband assembly many laser 
solutions require. No jammed laser printers. No toner. No ribbon. It’s 
that simple.

Remarkably easy to use

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Accommodates Zebra’s entire line of 

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Z-Band

®

 wristbands

Bar codes on Z-Band wristbands remain 

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scannable for longer than the average 
patient stay

Small footprint fits well in crowded 

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workstations