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MFLABEL DT426B

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Brand MFLABEL 1998
Model DT426B
Released Year 1998
Type Printers
Series DT425A
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The MFLABEL DT426B is an office-grade dot matrix printer from the DT425A series designed for high-volume printing tasks. It supports continuous and single sheet paper formats, ensuring flexibility for various office requirements. The printer operates with a 24-pin print head that delivers a resolution of up to 240 x 144 dpi, suitable for text and basic graphics. Connectivity options include parallel and serial ports, compatible with legacy office hardware. It features an adjustable print speed ranging from 300 to 480 characters per second, balancing speed and print quality. The device is engineered for reliability with a mean time between failures (MTBF) rating optimized for continuous operation in office environments.

Specifications

Input Type Monochrome
Type Label Printer
Technology Thermal
Output Type Black & White
Maximum Resolution 203 x 203 DPI
Model DT426B
Connectivity Parallel port, Serial port
Features Portable
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Supported Paper Size A6 (105 x 148 mm)
Product Line
  • DT425A
  • DT426B
UPC does not apply
Print Technology 24-pin Dot Matrix
Print Resolution 240 x 144 dpi
Print Speed 300 to 480 cps
Paper Handling Continuous feed, Single sheet
Interface ASCII control codes compatible
Dimensions 400 x 310 x 180 mm
Weight Approx. 8.5 kg
Power Consumption 35 Watts typical
Noise Level 60 dB during printing
Duty Cycle Up to 20,000 pages per month
Operating Voltage 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz

Key Advantages

The DT426B offers robust printing capabilities with its 24-pin dot matrix technology, ensuring clear print output for documents and labels. Its compatibility with a variety of paper types and sizes makes it highly versatile for office use. The printer's modular design simplifies maintenance and replacement of parts, extending the device's lifecycle. It includes multiple connectivity options, supporting integration with diverse computer systems in older office setups. Energy-efficient components reduce operational costs over time. Additionally, the device supports advanced control codes that facilitate complex print tasks and customized output.

Limitations

As a dot matrix printer, the DT426B produces lower resolution prints compared to modern inkjet and laser printers, limiting its use for high-quality graphics. Its noise level during operation is relatively high, which may disrupt quiet office environments. Print speed, while sufficient for its time, is slower compared to contemporary devices, affecting productivity for large print jobs. The reliance on continuous feeds and tractor feed mechanisms restricts flexibility in paper handling. Consumable ribbons require frequent replacement, leading to higher maintenance efforts. Lastly, the lack of USB and network connectivity limits integration with current IT infrastructure.

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