Description
Zebra ZT620 Desktop Direct Thermal/Thermal Transfer Printer – Monochrome – Label Print – Ethernet – USB – Serial – Bluetooth – 80″ Print Length – 6.61″ Print Width – 12 in/s Mono – 203 dpi – Wireless LAN – 7.09″ Label Width
The Next Generation Xi Series, now with more intelligenceand industrial brawn
Advancing the legacy of their industry-leading Xi Series predecessors, the ZT610 and ZT620 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 technology landscape. So, whether you’re concerned about growing production line demands, increasing operational complexities, integrating disparate systems or controlling investment costs, ZT600 Series Industrial Printers have you covered today-and for years to come.
A Leap Forward in IndustrialThermal Printing
Zebra’s industrial printers are well known for their durability, fast print speed, long life span and unparalleled reliability. The ZT610 and ZT620 build on that legacy, with the most advanced, comprehensive feature sets of any Zebra stationary printer series. To start, easily navigate printer settings and see status at a glance via the brightly lit, 4.3-inch full-color touch display. To keep your critical operations running smoothly across a broad range of applications, ZT600 Series printers provide:
24/7 Reliability in the Harshest Environments
ZT600 Series printers are built to withstand the most demanding industrial conditions, virtually eliminating operational downtime due to printer failure. Plus, they meet your high-volume production needs, day in and day out, with superior print quality and speed across the widest range of applications.
Micro-Consistent Printing for Top-Quality Micro Labels
Featuring highly precise registration and print line adjustment, the ZT610 offers 600 dpi printing for labels as small as 3 mm high (length) for applications like circuit boards, chips and miniature components-all without wasting expensive media due to improper printing
