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Label & Specialized Printing

Produce the label the operation needs, when it needs it.

Matrix provides two distinct label-printing approaches: Epson ColorWorks for on-demand color and Brother TITAN for demanding industrial thermal output.

Begin with the application.

On-Demand Color

Epson ColorWorks

Produce full-color labels in the quantities and variations the operation requires, without depending entirely on preprinted color inventory.

  • Product, packaging, food, retail, chemical, and compliance labels
  • Short runs, variable designs, and rapid label changes
  • Durable pigment-ink options for demanding applications
  • Models matched to label width, volume, cutter, and peeler needs
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Industrial Thermal

Brother TITAN

Support production barcode and label workflows where throughput, scannability, integration, and dependable batch output matter.

  • Warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, identification, and compliance
  • 300- and 600-dpi options for standard and highly detailed labels
  • High-speed models and internal-rewinder configurations
  • Drop-in integration and industrial workflow requirements
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What determines the right system?

The label

Size, media, adhesive, durability, color, resolution, barcode requirements, and regulatory content.

The workflow

Volume, batch size, design changes, data source, rewinding, cutting, peeling, and system integration.

The environment

Space, temperature, handling, operator skill, availability expectations, and the consequence of interruption.

Best-fit scenarios.

  • Organizations reducing reliance on preprinted color-label inventory
  • Manufacturers and distributors requiring consistent, scannable barcode output
  • Regulated processes where label accuracy and availability affect compliance
  • Operations where a label interruption can delay production, shipping, care, or customer service

Bring us the application, not just a model number.

We will help define the label, environment, volume, workflow, and operational consequence before recommending equipment.