Compact 2-inch and 4-inch direct thermal and thermal transfer printers for the counter, ward and stockroom — fast, reliable label output with plug-and-play emulation, remote management and future-proof Wi-Fi, RFID and wristband options.
Affordable, durable direct thermal printing up to 6 ips with a large 60-watt supply.
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Versatile, future-proof 4-inch direct thermal with auto-switch emulation and addable options.
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A competitive, easy-to-use entry-level 4-inch thermal transfer printer with a modular mechanism.
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A small-footprint price-to-performance leader printing labels, tags or receipts at up to 6 ips.
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A versatile, high-precision 4-inch printer with management tools and optional UHF RFID.
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High-performance 203/300/600 dpi printing up to 8 ips in a rugged double-wall clamshell.
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A compact, future-proof 2-inch direct thermal printer for labels, receipts, wristbands and HF RFID.
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Enterprise-level productivity built on Printronix System Architecture, with Wi-Fi and 8 ips speed.
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Affordable enterprise-class desktop printing with optional UHF RFID encoding and calibration.
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A versatile 2-inch thermal transfer printer with high-precision damper and future-proof options.
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Best-in-class speed and high-resolution direct thermal in a rugged, compact clamshell.
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Compact 2-inch direct thermal with dedicated wristband models for patient ID and ticketing.
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A new standard for value — 4-inch thermal transfer up to 7 ips with SD expansion.
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Optimal-performance daily printing with a media-window design; TL thermal transfer, DL direct thermal.
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Compact, affordable 2-inch printing for retail, medical and office in a 5-inch clamshell.
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