Rebo BV
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Create instant signs

Rebo systems introduce the new, multi-colour Kodiak in-house safety sign system. The Kodiak has two print heads for multi-colour printing and can print from 10 up to 20 centimetres wide, giving fast, single pass printing for everyday signage, labels, GHS chemical labels and more.

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Rebo BV

Rebo Systems develop and supply a range of in-house Industrial safety and technical labelling systems. Allowing Industry to produce on-demand, professional and effective safety signs, mechanical labels, maintenance labels and process marking when needed and in the most cost effective way. Systems range from small hand held units to fully stand alone, portable systems running on batteries or mains. Rebo systems produce labels and signs in over 100 different types including; high and low temperature, high and low strength adhesive, cable and wire, glow in the dark plus all the colours to meet current legislations.

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Desktop sign and labelling system

The new SMS R1 colour and cut desktop sign and labelling system from Rebo Systems can print in multiple colours and cut any shape in minutes and in any number of quantities. Process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels can all be produced from one desktop system.

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Colour and cut desktop sign and labelling system

The new Rebo SMS R1 colour and cut desktop sign and labelling system from Rebo Systems in the Netherlands will produce process labels, maintenance labels, equipment labels and safety labels – all from one desktop system.

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Single pass printing of everyday signs

The new multi-colour Kodiak in-house safety sign system, available from Rebo, has two print heads for multi-colour printing and can print from 10 to 20cm wide, giving fast, single pass printing of everyday signs, labels, GHS chemical labels and more.

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