DuraLabel Toro

The DuraLabel Toro features complete independence from PCs and networks. A built-in color touch-screen and a fold-down QWERTY keyboard make it a totally stand-alone unit. You don't even need a cable for power. The Toro delivers superior-quality 300 dpi resolution and prints onto supply sizes up to 4-inches-wide. Print everything from photoluminescent wayfinding signs to ultra-aggressive adhesive labels for textured surfaces. Visit GraphicProducts.com for more information.

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