Anthony Locicero, Associate editor03.04.21
SATO launched the CT4-LX-HC compact desktop printer to address healthcare identification needs throughout the supply chain and at the point of care.
With the introduction of the CT4-LX-HC, SATO said it steps in to provide a helping hand for those that have no time to deal with troublesome and complicated printer settings.
SATO said its smart connectivity solution incorporates feedback from operators on the industry's front lines to reduce the headaches related to firmware updates, making settings and managing label designs for more streamlined printing of labels to avoid medical incidents.
With genuine SATO consumables such as anti-microbial patient ID wristbands and specimen labels and drug administration orders, inpatient orders, and inpatient labels, healthcare providers can ensure full operational accuracy, the company noted.
The CT4-LX-HC is also enabled with SATO's AEP on-board intelligence that the company said transforms the printer to a hub for pairing with peripheral devices such as thermometers, weight scales, and more for customized integrations.
According to SATO, the CT4-LX-HC features an anti-microbial casing that is disinfectant wipe down ready to ensure hygiene when multiple users need to use its 4.3-inch touch screen display in the same workplace.
"The CT4-LX-HC delivers peace of mind across the healthcare sector, from supply chain management perspectives of manufacturing and logistics to the point of care," said Noriyasu Yamada, SATO Holdings chief alliance officer and head of R&D. "I believe smart connectivity and creative integrations from SATO using the CT4-LX-HC will support front line essential workers and boost patient safety."
