Description
Ethernet Printer Pros
- Stable Network Printing: Direct LAN connection means fewer print errors, and it handles high-volume job queues better than USB or Wi-Fi.
- Shared Across Devices: Assign an IP address to the printer so multiple POS terminals, tablets, or warehouse scanners can use it simultaneously.
- High-Speed Output: Print up to 6 inches (150 mm) per second with crisp 203 dpi clarity—for barcodes, labels, and tags.
What Makes Our Printer Stands Out
- Multiple Connectivity: Ethernet, USB, and optional serial ports give you flexible network options.
- Versatile Label Handling: Works with direct thermal or thermal-transfer labels—up to 4.1″ wide.
- Durable for Daily Use: Built with a reliable printhead and cutter rated for millions of cuts.
- Remote Management: Monitor status, update firmware, and manage queues via network tools.
- Label Beyond Basics: Support for barcode types, QR codes, logos, and Unicode text for global needs.
Specifications at a Glance
| Print Speed | Up to 150 mm/s (6 in/s) |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 203 dpi (optional 300 dpi) |
| Label Width | Max 104 mm (4.1″) |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB 2.0, Serial (optional) |
| Print Modes | Direct thermal & thermal-transfer |
| Drivers | ESC/POS, ZPL, EPL, TSPL, Windows/Linux/Mac compatible |
Where It’s Ideal
- Retail & POS: Print shelf labels, price tags, and promotions instantly at scale.
- Warehouse & Logistics: Generate shipping labels and bin tags with minimal downtime.
- Manufacturing: Create asset tags, product labels, and work-in-progress markers.
- Healthcare & Labs: Produce sample labels and patient tracking tags with precise printing.
Easy Network Setup
- Connect by ethernet cable to your router or switch.
- Assign a static IP or use DHCP per your network preferences.
- Install printer drivers on your computers or POS systems.
- Test and adjust print settings—resolution, speed, media type.
- Deploy software updates from anywhere using remote tools.
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