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Zebra 110Xi4

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Brand Zebra 2013
Model 113-801-00000, 300Dpi, USB LAN, Thermal Transfer, Printer, Ethernet Network, Barcode Label
Released Year 2013
Type Printers
Series Xi
Status Active
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Overview

The Zebra 110Xi4 is a high-performance industrial thermal transfer barcode label printer designed for demanding printing environments. It features compatibility with 300 DPI print resolution, ensuring high-quality, crisp labels suitable for a wide range of applications. The device offers multiple interface options, including USB, LAN, and Ethernet networking, facilitating seamless integration into various office and manufacturing setups. Its robust mechanical construction supports prolonged operational durability along with continuous printing capability for large volume tasks. The printer supports a wide range of media types and sizes, providing versatility for different labeling needs. Advanced printer language support, including ZPL and EPL, enhances compatibility with existing systems and workflows.

The printer utilizes an easy-to-load ribbon cartridge system optimized for thermal transfer printing, which extends label lifespan through durable, abrasion-resistant prints. Users benefit from intuitive LCD control panels and configuration settings that simplify setup and ongoing management. The device's modular design enables optional add-ons and expansion for barcode verification and RFID capabilities, broadening its functionality in enterprise environments.

Specifications

Print Technology Thermal Transfer
Print Resolution 300 DPI
Print Speed Up to 14 inches per second
Maximum Print Width 4.09 inches (104 mm)
Media Type Continuous, die-cut, black mark, fan-fold, notch, tag stock
Media Width 0.79 to 4.65 inches (20 to 118 mm)
Media Thickness 0.08 to 0.01 inches (2 to 0.254 mm)
Ribbon Type Wax, wax/resin, resin
Ribbon Width 1.57 to 4.33 inches (40 to 110 mm)
Interfaces USB 2.0, 10/100 Ethernet, Serial (RS-232 optional)
Memory 16 MB
Display 4-line backlit LCD
Dimensions 15.6 x 11.8 x 17.1 inches (396 x 300 x 434 mm)
Weight Approx. 33 lbs (15 kg)
Operating Temperature 40°F to 105°F (5°C to 40°C)
Power Supply Automatic voltage adjustment, 90–132 or 180–264 VAC
Printer Languages ZPL, ZPL II, EPL2
Certifications FCC Class A, UL, cUL, CE, VCCI, C-Tick
Input Type Monochrome
Output Type Black & White
Custom Bundle No
MPN 113-801-00000, 300Dpi, USB LAN, Thermal Transfer, Printer, Ethernet Network, Barcode Label
Supported Paper Size Max. Width: 4.5"
California Prop 65 Warning This item does NOT contain any chemicals or materials specified in the California Prop 65 list.
Type Label Printer
Technology Thermal
Maximum Resolution 300 x 300 DPI
Model 110Xi4
Connectivity Ethernet (RJ-45), Parallel (IEEE 1284), Serial (RS-232), USB 2.0
Features Networkable, RFID Ready
Black Print Speed 14 ips
Product Line Zebra Xi
UPC 807027540683

Key Advantages

The Zebra 110Xi4 offers remarkably high print resolution (300 DPI) for finely detailed labels, essential in barcode and product identification applications. Its versatile connectivity (USB, LAN, Ethernet) ensures effortless network and standalone printer deployment. With rugged industrial-grade construction, it withstands harsh operational environments, reducing downtime and maintenance needs. The printer’s extensive media handling options provide compatibility with diverse label and tag stocks. Easy-to-use ribbon cartridge and media loading mechanisms enhance operational efficiency and reduce user errors. Additionally, compatibility with Zebra's comprehensive software suite supports robust printer management and monitoring for enterprise environments.

Limitations

Despite its industrial build, the 110Xi4 may have a higher upfront cost compared to desktop printers, making it less accessible for small-scale operations. Its physical size and weight limit portability and require dedicated workspace. The thermal transfer mechanism consumes ribbons, which may increase consumable costs over time compared to direct thermal models. Integration complexity can arise in legacy systems without proper driver or firmware updates. Advanced networking features may necessitate additional IT expertise for optimal configuration. Finally, the lack of built-in wireless connectivity could restrict flexibility in some modern office environments.

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