Zebra
Zebra ZE500-6
Legacy Zebra ZE500-6 6-inch thermal-transfer OEM print engine. 203 / 300 DPI configurations; enquire about existing equipment, availability and replacement options.
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- Brand
- Zebra
- Model
- ZE500-6
Verified technical specifications
| Brand | Zebra |
|---|---|
| Model | ZE500-6 |
| Series | ZE500 Series |
| Printer class | OEM print engine |
| Print technology | Thermal transfer |
| Print resolution | 203 / 300 DPI |
| Nominal print-width class | 6-inch |
| Maximum print width | 168 mm / 6.6 in. |
Product overview
Legacy Zebra ZE500-6 6-inch thermal-transfer OEM print engine. 203 / 300 DPI configurations; enquire about existing equipment, availability and replacement options.
Configuration and availability
Legacy model: availability, condition and remaining manufacturer support must be confirmed. Enquire about existing equipment or suitable replacement options.
For OEM print-and-apply integration. Confirm the applicator, mounting orientation, media, interface and production requirements with our team.
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.
Product photograph
Official ZE500 family representative photograph; exact width, orientation and configuration must be confirmed.
Exact configuration, regional availability and commercial terms are confirmed in our quotation. Brand names identify the products and do not imply an unverified partnership.