Barcode Label Printers

Barcode label printers are available for many uses. When choosing a printer some important features to consider are:

  • Resolution – For thermal and thermal transfer, you can get 203, 300, and 600 dots per inch (DPI).
  • Durability – Will you print 5 labels per day or 10,000 per day? It makes a difference.
  • Label Size – Small printers can only print small labels, generally up to 4″ wide. Large printers tend to be more expensive and the print heads are too.
  • Connection type to your system

We offer a variety of printers to fit a wide range of daily printing requirements and labeling budgets. These units are made by Zebra, Godex, and TSC―established leaders in the industry―and have great service, support and warranties.

 • Low Volume Desktop Printers by Godex, TSC Auto ID Technology, and Zebra Technologies offer low cost and easy-to-use features that are perfect for entry level needs from about 500 to 2000 labels per day.

 • Mid-Range Volume Printers made by Godex, TSC, and Zebra are economical solutions for average industrial and commercial printing that use larger media rolls for fewer changeovers.

 • High Volume, High Performance Printers are rugged Zebra work-horses for the most demanding industrial, large throughput requirements that require high print quality, faster print speeds and non-stop printing.

Desktop Printers:

tcs ttp-244ce desktop printer

The TSC TTP-244CE is a space-saving 203 dpi desktop thermal/thermal transfer unit offered at an EXTREMELY LOW PRICE making it perfect for entry-level printing! It prints at 4 ips and features a 4.17” print width, an adjustable sensor, and takes either 74 or 110 meter printing ribbons. It comes standard with four communication ports – including Ethernet! Moreover it offers a 2 YEAR WARRANTY based on years of experience in the printer market! Options include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi 802.11, peel and present, and full or partial cutters.

The Godex GE330 has a simple design for demanding jobs. 300 DPI. It prints up to 4 inches per second, with a maximum 4.16” print width and comes with USB,serial, and ethernet connectivity. It uses 1″ core label rolls and has a fixed transmissive, movable reflective sensor. LED light, no LCD screen.

The TTP-247 thermal transfer desktop printer delivers high performance at an affordable price. Running at an impressive 7 inches per second, it can also house larger rolls of labels, and support larger ribbons. It comes with a 203 dpi resolution and has an optional cutter that supports partial cuts.

For higher resolution 300 dpi printing, you can’t miss with desktop printer model TTP-345. Additionally, it has a high print speed of 5 inches per second and supports larger ribbon rolls, up to 300 meters in length. Also has an optional partial cut cutter.

The TSC TC310  is the perfect combination of a reliable printer for entry level, high performance label printing. It features 300 dpi print quality and comes standard with four (4) communications ports – USB, Parallel, Serial AND Ethernet!). It has a compact design, prints up to 4 inches per second, and is perfect for printing high-resolution labels in quantities ranging from 500 to 1000 labels per day.

The Godex RT730i has industrial performance in a desktop size. 300 DPI. It prints up to 5 inches per second, with a maximum 4.16” print width and comes with USB,serial, and ethernet connectivity. It uses 1″ core label rolls and has a fixed transmissive, movable reflective sensor. Also comes with a LCD screen.

Zebra ZD421: If you need fast 4-inch thermal printers that are easy to use, easy to deploy and easy to manage, then choose the ZD421. Building on the legacy of the industry-leading GK Series printers, the ZD421 Series printers deliver features and functionality that take deployment and management simplicity to a new level. The ZD421’s faster, higher-quality printing keeps your business moving, along with application flexibility and a low total cost of ownership (TCO).

The Godex_RT230i mini label printer is a great space saver. 300 DPI. It prints up to 4 inches per second, with a maximum 2.24” print width. It uses 1″ core label rolls and has a fixed transmissive, movable reflective sensor. T68 and T90 ribbon only for TT printing. Has a LCD screen.


Mid-Range Printers:

The Godex_ZX430i. 300 DPI. It prints up to 6 inches per second, with a maximum 4.16” print width. It uses 3″ core label rolls and has an adjustable gap and black mark sensor. Has a LCD screen.

The MB240 & MB340,  203 dpi / 300 dpi unit has a 2 button 5-LED control panel, and a large ribbon capacity (450M). It works in both direct thermal and thermal transfer mode printing up to 10 inches per second on the 203 dpi model and up to 7 inches per second on the 300 dpi model on a 4.09” print width. The MB240T / MB340T, unit is just like the product described above but has a 6 button LCD color touch screen instead.

Zebra ZT231’s durable metal frame is ideal for light industrial environments. Easy-to-use 4.3” full-color touchscreen. Prints crisp text and barcodes with optional 300 dpi resolution. Advance label throughput with print speeds up to 12 ips at 203 dpi. Side-loading supplies path for simplified media and ribbon loading. Can accommodate a 4.5″ wide label. Optional add ons include RFID, wireless connectivity, and media handling features.


High-Volume Printer:

The Zebra ZT600-series advances the legacy of the Xi Series printers to combine rugged durability and exceptional performance on a user-friendly, future-ready platform. These next-generation workhorses are designed to help you navigate the rapidly evolving business landscape. So, whether you’re concerned about growing production line demands, increasing operational complexities, integrating disparate systems or controlling investment costs, the ZT600 Series industrial printers have you covered today – and for years to come.


Accessories:

The ZebraNet® PrintServer II External 10/100 Ethernet Interface lets your Zebra printer become an integral part of your printing network. It makes the process easy in setting up, managing and monitoring a Zebra printer attached to a PC network via an Ethernet connection.