Zebra ZT411 Industrial Thermal Transfer Label Printer USB Serial & Ethernet Connectivity with 300 DPI resolution S700 09 Brightness 250 cd/m² Dynamic

Name: Zebra ZT411 Industrial Thermal Transfer Label Printer USB Serial & Ethernet Connectivity with 300 DPI resolution S700 09 Brightness 250 cd/m² Dynamic
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93891605604
Price: 68209.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8208 (17 reviews)

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Zebra ZT411 Industrial Thermal Transfer Label Printer USB Serial & Ethernet Connectivity with 300 DPI resolution S700 09 Brightness 250 cd m² Dynamic 09 Brightness 250 cd m² Dynamic Contrast Ratio 500000:1 Transmissive Contrast Ratio 1000:1 (Typ 1V power consumption for efficiency offering seamless integration into your existing systems RS 232 Serial

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