Zebra ZT421 300 dpi Industrial Barcode Label Printer

Model: ZT421

Print speeds per second up to 12″ (305 mm / second)

Interface: Serial, 10/100 Ethernet, Bluetooth & USB

Dual media sensors: Transmissive and Reflective

Resolution: 300 dpi (12 dots / mm)

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The Zebra ZT421 Industrial Barcode Label Printer features thermal transfer and direct thermal printing, a thin-film printhead with an E3 element, an energy equalizer for superior print quality, a 300 dpi print resolution (8 dots / mm), and print speeds per second up to 12″ (305 mm / second). You can quickly create customized print solutions with Zebra’s intuitive plug-and-print design tools. This barcode label printer is designed with a 4.3-inch color touch display with an intuitive menu for quick operation and settings management, bi-colored status LEDs for quick printer status, ARM Cortex A7 processor, 256 MB of RAM (8 MB User Available), 512 MB of flash memory (64 MB User Available, Print Touch application, Link-OS-enabled, auto-switching 100-240V power supply, and printhead element out detection. The Zebra ZT421 is Energy Star-qualified.

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