ZEBRA ZD421 Thermal Transfer Desktop Printer 300 dpi Print Width 4-inch USB and Ethernet Connectivity ZD4A043-301M00EZ, Requires Thermal Ribbon for Use

Brand Zebra
Connectivity Technology USB
Printing Technology Thermal
Special Feature Wireless
Colour Gray
Model Name ZD421
Printer Output Monochrome
Item Weight 9.5 Pounds
Controller Type Remote Control
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About this item
Easy usage: Connects via wired USB, and is compatible with media rolls that have a 1 inch core, a max diameter of 5 inches, and a max width of 4.25 inches . Let your needs determine the connections the precise way you need it with our plethora of adaptable options where you need them the most
Dual thermal: Requires the use of a thermal ribbon; can also print using Direct Thermal technology which requires the use of direct thermal media but no ribbon required while thermal transfer printing uses a heated ribbon to produce durable, long-lasting images on a wide variety of materials
Management simplicity: Easy to deploy, easy to manage, and delivers fast, high-quality printing for address, shipping, mailing, file folder, barcode, and binder labels as well as name tags, wrist bands, and receipts. Compatible with field installable add-ons (cutter, peeler, connectivity port adapters), max print speed of 4 in/sec, 300 dpi, and is Energy Star approved
Link-OS: Simplified remote management tool to deploy large fleets of printers across multiple locations to maintain, secure and troubleshoot printers from anywhere, anytime. Zebra’s one-of-a-kind Link-OS printer operating system enables Print DNA, Zebra’s suite of software capabilities that provides a full lifecycle of exceptional experiences for every kind of user
Unbeatable performance: At Zebra, we are committed to empowering teams with the mobility and insight to deliver at the cutting edge of excellence. More than just providing intelligent hardware, we offer solutions that give organizations complete visibility to make smart, nimble decisions about what action to take now, and how to plan for tomorrow