Zebra ZD420 dual thermal transfer & direct thermal Label Printer with Bluetooth, Ethernet & USB Interfaces; Standard EZPL, 203 dpi, APAC Cord bundle (EU, UK, AUS, JP), USB, USB Host, BTLE, Modular Connectivity Slot – Ethernet
If you need a fast 4-inch printer that is easy to use, easy to deploy and easy to manage, choose the leader of the class — the ZD420. A new ribbon cartridge and more status icons maximize uptime by making using the printer easier than ever to use. With virtually every modern wired and wireless connectivity option and support for many printer languages, deployment is always fast and easy — just unplug your existing printer, plug in the ZD420 and you’re back up and running.
Add new connectivity and media handling options whenever you need them, right on site. Monitor and manage all your ZD420 printers from the cloud, for unsurpassed management simplicity. And our optional Zebra OneCare service will help you maximize the availability and productivity of your ZD420 printers with unmatched from-the-Brand support that covers everything — from worn-out printheads to normal wear and tear. The ZD420 — when ease of use, flexibility, and management simplicity matter.
- Zebra ZD420 is the first printer that they’ve had that uses a cartridge for a ribbon. So instead of having to spool ribbon around a roller and then having a spare roller to load excess ribbon on, in the Zebra ZD420 label printer put a simple ribbon cartridge, drop it in, and you’re ready to use.
- The ZD420 prints at 6 inches per second in 203 dpi mode and 4 inches per second in 300 dpi mode. The best part is the precision as it doesn’t skip the labels and keeps the same margin so no wastage.
- Zebra ZD420 has status LEDs which is great to know if you’re running low on labels and what your Ethernet status is.
- Zebra zd420 direct thermal printer has the three buttons aligned straight on top of the printer, the two outside buttons you can press together to calibrate the label, and the middle buttons you can use to print a configuration.
- The interfaces are on the backside, standard is USB and ethernet connection, parallel or serial.