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The DC-7600 enables individual designs for the various different mountain railways. At starjack, we are pleased about this investment in the new card printer. "Having the printer in house gives us more freedom – we can make changes based on our wishes," says Sarah Rath, responsible for the B2B division of starjack. An integrated print mask editor, for instance, allows even small changes to the design to be carried out independently.

Since starjack has recently been printing in house, the quality and service have improved significantly. "Complaints from customers relating to ticket printing have decreased by 80%," says Sarah Rath. Those at starjack in Vorarlberg thus look forward enthusiastically and are already focusing on the further expansion of customised keycard production in order to establish themselves even more robustly than before as a reliable partner in the mountain railway industry.

In close cooperation with RESA, the robust Tally Dascom 1140 was adapted to RESA's software environment and a roll holder was developed for a whole new range of tasks: it is used during onboarding and prints passenger lists directly at the gate before passengers board the aircraft.

In cooperation with the DASCOM distributor Incube, more than 300 printers are now being successively replaced. They are now using the Tally MIP480. This robust and fast-working matrix printer has been specially developed for mobile use and is therefore ideally suited for transport due to its robust housing. It cannot be impacted by dust, heat or transport on bad roads.