Zebra ZM400-2001-3000T

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The Zebra ZM400-2001-3000T is a robust industrial printer designed primarily for high-volume label printing applications in office and manufacturing environments.

It employs direct thermal and thermal transfer printing technologies to produce sharp, durable barcodes and labels with resolutions typically around 203 dpi, offering reliable print quality for various industrial applications.

The printer supports print widths of up to 4.09 inches (104 mm) and print speeds up to 10 inches per second, enhancing throughput in labeling operations.

Connectivity options generally include serial, parallel, and USB interfaces, with optional Ethernet connectivity for network integration.

This model incorporates a durable metal frame construction, designed for continuous operation in demanding industrial settings, with large media roll capacity reducing downtime.

Its firmware supports multiple barcode symbologies and standard label formats, ensuring compatibility with various labeling systems.

The ZM400-2001-3000T offers excellent durability with its metal frame, ensuring long-term operation in harsh environments.

It supports both thermal transfer and direct thermal printing methods, providing flexibility based on label requirements.

High print speeds (up to 10 ips) and wide media handling capabilities improve productivity for large printing volumes.

The printer is compatible with a broad range of media types and sizes, making it versatile for diverse industrial applications.

Multiple connectivity options allow seamless integration into existing network and data systems.

Its user-friendly interface and extensive configuration settings facilitate easy setup and maintenance.

The ZM400-2001-3000T features a print resolution limited to 203 dpi, which may not satisfy requirements for extremely fine or small barcode printing.

Its relatively large physical size and weight can be a limitation for constrained or portable workspace environments.

Compared to modern printers, it lacks some advanced connectivity options such as wireless or Bluetooth interfaces.

The printer may require specialized media and ribbons specific to Zebra, increasing operational costs.

Its firmware, designed for industrial use, may have a steeper learning curve for users unfamiliar with Zebra programming languages.

As a legacy model, replacement parts and accessories might be harder to source over time.

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