Refurbished Zebra ZP450 Thermal Printer With 1 Roll 2.25" X 1.37" Clothing Tags For Barcodes, POS & Quickbooks Stepper Motor Replacement Zebra GX430T

Name: Refurbished Zebra ZP450 Thermal Printer With 1 Roll 2.25" X 1.37" Clothing Tags For Barcodes, POS & Quickbooks Stepper Motor Replacement Zebra GX430T
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5254713973
Price: 189.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7317 (17 reviews)

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Refurbished Zebra ZP450 Thermal Printer With 1 Roll 2.25" X 1.37" Clothing Tags For Barcodes, POS & Quickbooks Stepper Motor Replacement Zebra GX430T Stepper Motor Replacement Zebra GX430T 105934 023 Thermal Printer Designed for minimum maintenance Print Speed: 5" 127 mm per second but please make sure the ZP450 is compatible with your proprietary application before buying

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