Zebra 170XI4

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The Zebra 170XI4 is an industrial-grade thermal transfer and direct thermal printer designed for high-performance label and barcode printing. Featuring a durable metal frame, this printer offers consistent print quality with up to 203, 300, or 600 dpi resolution options. It supports print speeds up to 14 ips and is engineered to handle a wide range of media widths up to 4.09 inches. Its robust print mechanism ensures reliable operation in demanding environments and supports various connectivity options including USB, parallel, serial, and Ethernet. The 170XI4 incorporates advanced electronics for precise ribbon tension control and media handling, allowing for versatile industrial applications.

It comes equipped with a large LCD display interface for easy operator interaction and supports multiple barcode symbologies as well as scalable fonts. The printer includes programmable features through Zebra’s Zebra Programming Language (ZPL II), enabling customization and integration into existing applications. Its modular design simplifies maintenance and reduces downtime, making it suitable for manufacturing, logistics, and product identification tasks.

The Zebra 170XI4 delivers exceptional durability with its rugged steel construction, ideal for industrial environments. It supports multiple print resolutions up to 600 dpi, producing sharp, high-quality barcodes and graphics. The printer offers flexible media handling capabilities, accommodating a variety of label sizes and types. Connectivity options are comprehensive, including Ethernet for network integration and USB for local connections. Its fast print speeds increase operational efficiency for high-volume label production. Additionally, easy access to internal components simplifies maintenance and ribbon replacement, helping reduce downtime.

The 170XI4, while robust, can be complex to set up for novice users without technical experience. Its larger physical footprint may not suit smaller workspaces. The printer consumes relatively high power compared to smaller desktop models. Accessories such as peelers or cutters must be purchased separately, adding to the overall cost. Firmware updates require manual intervention and may not be as user-friendly as modern devices. Additionally, some legacy connectivity ports may lack compatibility with newer system interfaces.

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