Datamax

Datamax and Datamax-O'Neil are historic brands in the printing of labels, tags and barcodes. Honeywell completed the acquisition of Datamax-O'Neil in 2015; to evaluate a new printer the current reference is the Honeywell catalogue.

We keep the cards from the previous Datamax range to identify the device installed and consult the available technical documentation. Availability, media status, and replaceability should be verified for your specific model and configuration.

Cards and documentation from the previous Datamax range

Desktop printers
E-Class Mark III	Workstation Series
Industrial printers
M-Class	I-Class Mark II	H-Class	Performance Series	MP Compact 4 and Nova
Print engines
A-Class Mark II
RFID printers
RFID series
Ticket office
S-Class

Switch from Datamax to a Honeywell printer

For a desktop printer you can evaluate the PC45 range; for industrial uses the PM45 and PX45 models. For integration into printing and application systems it is necessary to examine a print engine, such as PA45. They are examples of the Honeywell range to be evaluated based on the application, without automatic equivalence with the old model.

• Current Honeywell printers
• PC45D: direct thermal desktop printing
• PM45: industrial printing
• PA45: print engine

How to evaluate replacing your Datamax printer

Communicate the model, label width, resolution, daily volume and possible use of the ribbon. Print language, drivers, connections, sensors, cutters and RFID options are also important: a declared emulation alone does not guarantee compatibility with the management software and formats already used.