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Compact white desktop barcode printer with front label window and top control panel

Intermec

Intermec PC43d 203 dpi Direct Thermal Barcode Printer USB Ethernet

SKU CH-T43X-E3NJM MPN PC43d

Direct thermal desktop label printer with USB and Ethernet interfaces, 203 dpi resolution and 4.65" maximum label width

  • Print TechnologyDirect Thermal
  • Printer TypeDesktop
  • Max Resolution(B&W)203 x 203 dpi
  • RFID EncoderNo
  • InterfaceEthernet / USB
  • Direct thermal printing needs no ribbon or toner
  • 203 dpi resolution gives sharp barcode and text output
  • USB and Ethernet RJ-45 interfaces for flexible connectivity
  • Compact desktop design fits tight workspace areas
  • Supports labels up to 4.65 inches wide

Direct thermal desktop label printer

The Intermec PC43d is a new desktop barcode printer that uses direct thermal technology at 203 dpi. It connects through USB or Ethernet (RJ-45) and includes a 24 VDC AC adapter. The unit handles labels up to 4.65 inches wide and is suited for shipping, inventory and asset-tagging workflows.

Sustained operation on direct thermal media

Direct thermal printing requires no ribbon, so consumable changes are limited to label rolls. The 203 dpi engine maintains consistent output during long print runs without the ribbon wrinkles or rewind delays seen in thermal-transfer models. Ethernet connectivity keeps the printer available to multiple workstations without a dedicated host PC.

Replaces ribbon-based or single-PC printers

This model upgrades operations that still rely on thermal-transfer desktop units or USB-only printers tethered to one workstation. Removing the ribbon supply cuts recurring cost and reduces downtime during roll changes. The jump is worthwhile when label volumes justify network sharing and when direct thermal media meets the durability needs of the application.

Highlights

  • Direct thermal printing needs no ribbon or toner
  • 203 dpi resolution gives sharp barcode and text output
  • USB and Ethernet RJ-45 interfaces for flexible connectivity
  • Compact desktop design fits tight workspace areas
  • Supports labels up to 4.65 inches wide

Specifications

Print TechnologyDirect Thermal
Printer TypeDesktop
Max Resolution(B&W)203 x 203 dpi
RFID EncoderNo
InterfaceEthernet / USB

Questions about this item

Does the 203 dpi printhead run hot or loud during a full day of printing?

The direct thermal engine draws 24 VDC and is designed for desktop duty cycles; it stays cool and quiet enough for office use.

What cables or host ports do I need to connect the USB and Ethernet interfaces?

You need a standard USB-A cable and an RJ-45 Ethernet patch lead; both ports are built into the printer.

Will the 4.65" maximum label width fit the 4" rolls I already use?

Yes — the 4.65" capacity covers standard 4-inch rolls, so your existing media works without change.

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