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Zebra - GX420t Thermal Transfer Desktop Printer for Labels, Receipts, Barcodes, Tags - Print Width of 4 in - USB, Serial, and Ethernet Port Connectivity (Includes Peeler) - GX42-102411-000 (Renewed)

Zebra - GX420t Thermal Transfer Desktop Printer for Labels, Receipts, Barcodes, Tags - Print Width of 4 in - USB, Serial, and Ethernet Port Connectivity (Includes Peeler) - GX42-102411-000 (Renewed)

$394.11 USD
$394.11 USD
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About This

  • Easy to use: Connects via USB port, serial port, or ethernet port and is compatible with thermal transfer label rolls with 1 in core, max diameter of 5 in, and max media width of 4.25 in
  • No ink or toner: Prints using thermal transfer technology which uses a wax/resin ribbon instead of expensive ink or toner
  • Enterprise grade quality: Best-in-class print speed, improved efficiency and profitability, the GX420t can create high quality address, shipping, mailing, file folder, barcode, and binder labels as well as name tags
  • Save time and money: Prints 6 in/sec at 203 dpi, energy star approved, and on demand printing allows you to print exact quantities instead of wasting 8.5 x 11 sheets of labels
  • Mac and PC: For use with Windows 10 and above, Mac OS x 10.6 Snow Leopard and above, and Linux systems using current CUPS printer drivers

Overview

  • Brand : Zebra Technologies
  • Connectivity Technology : USB
  • Printing Technology : Thermal
  • Special Feature : Ethernet
  • Color : Grey
  • Model Name : GX420t
  • Printer Output : Monochrome
  • Max Printspeed Monochrome : 25.6 ppm
  • Maximum Media Size : 4.25 inches
  • Included Components : Peeler, Thermal transfer label rolls
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