Effizienter Ticktedruck im Bus:
MULDE Medi Cut thermal printer from solution provider GeBE in TeleMATRIK on-board system.
Germering, November 19, 2024
The MULDE Medi Cut thermal printers from GeBE Elektronik und Feinwerktechnik GmbH, Germany, are integrated into the BusMATRIK® on-board computer system from the Austrian specialist for technical system and software solutions for public transport, TeleMATRIK PTS GmbH from Lauterach.
It wasn’t just yesterday that GeBE ticket printers supported the app-controlled, efficient sale of tickets by quickly, graphically printing the defined ticket variants with the customer’s own logo and design. TeleMATRIK has been relying on the family-run company from Bavaria as a competent partner for individual thermal printer adaptations for more than ten years. GeBE has been in business as a solution provider for thermal printing systems for almost forty years and always works closely with customers to develop the ideal printing solution for their applications.
The special feature of the MULDE Medi Cut printers is that they can be opened either from the front, from the back or – as used here – by software command via solenoid (electro magnet). This ensures a high level of security against unwanted access by unauthorized persons.
These ticket printers are suitable for paper thicknesses of up to 5.51 mil and can also process pre-printed tickets. They are designed for paper rolls with a diameter of up to 3.19 inches and paper widths of up to 3.39 inches, which can be variably adjusted. This makes it much easier for OEMs to switch to other ticket qualities or formats.
GeBE Elektronik und Feinwerktechnik GmbH is a renowned supplier of industrially designed thermal printing systems and specializes in customer-specific solutions and developments for OEMs. GeBE will be celebrating the 60th anniversary next year. Further information about the family-run company from Bavaria and the product range can be found on the official website www.gebe.net.
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GeBE MULDE Medi Cut thermal printer in the BusMATRIK system from TeleMATRIK (Image ©TeleMATRIK)
