Zebra
Zebra ZD888t
Zebra ZD888t 4-inch thermal-transfer desktop printer with 203 DPI configurations. Confirm the required configuration and availability.
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- Brand
- Zebra
- Model
- ZD888t
Verified technical specifications
| Brand | Zebra |
|---|---|
| Model | ZD888t |
| Series | ZD200 Series / ZD888 |
| Printer class | desktop printer |
| Print technology | Thermal transfer |
| Print resolution | 203 DPI |
| Nominal print-width class | 4-inch |
| Maximum print width | 104 mm (4.09 in.) at 203 DPI |
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Product overview
Zebra ZD888t 4-inch thermal-transfer desktop printer with 203 DPI configurations. Confirm the required configuration and availability.
Configuration and availability
Region-specific model: Zebra documentation identifies ZD888t for China. Availability, suitability and support in Malaysia must be confirmed. The listed ZD888t configuration is 203 DPI.
Discuss barcode labels, product identification, inventory, shipping or asset-labelling requirements with our team. Suitability depends on label material, ribbon and the required print quality.
Choosing the print resolution
203 DPI is commonly considered for standard labels and shipping barcodes; 300 DPI for finer text and graphics. Where the model supports it, 600 DPI provides finer dot placement for dense or small-format content. Confirm barcode size, media and print testing before choosing the configuration.
State your required resolution, quantity and configuration in the quotation-list specifications. The options listed are not a guarantee of interchangeability or current stock.
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