Intermec
Intermec PD43 label printer 203 dpi USB Ethernet 128 MB
Prints thermal labels up to 4.65 inches wide at 203 dpi with USB and Ethernet connectivity
- Print TechnologyDirect Thermal/Thermal Transfer Printer
- Printer TypeDesktop
- Max Resolution(B&W)203 x 203 dpi
- InterfaceUSB / Ethernet
- FeaturesThermal
- Direct thermal and thermal-transfer printing for flexible label workflows
- 203 × 203 dpi resolution gives clear barcode output
- 8 inches per second black print speed handles high-volume runs
- 128 MB memory stores large label formats and graphics
- USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces simplify network integration
Ideal for logistics labelling
The Intermec PD43 is a desktop thermal-transfer and direct-thermal label printer built for light-industrial environments. It suits warehouses, shipping desks and retail back-rooms that need reliable 4.65-inch wide barcode output without a heavy-duty footprint.
Steady throughput on long runs
The mechanism maintains a constant 8 inches per second across extended batches, so high-volume shifts do not slow down as the printhead warms. Dual-mode thermal operation lets operators switch between ribbon-backed durability and liner-free simplicity without changing hardware.
203 dpi resolution decides fit
At 203 x 203 dpi the PD43 meets standard shipping-label and compliance-tag clarity requirements. Buyers who need finer graphics or small 2D codes on tiny labels will find this resolution insufficient for their application.
Highlights
- Direct thermal and thermal-transfer printing for flexible label workflows
- 203 × 203 dpi resolution gives clear barcode output
- 8 inches per second black print speed handles high-volume runs
- 128 MB memory stores large label formats and graphics
- USB 2.0 and Ethernet interfaces simplify network integration
Specifications
| Print Technology | Direct Thermal/Thermal Transfer Printer |
|---|---|
| Printer Type | Desktop |
| Max Resolution(B&W) | 203 x 203 dpi |
| Interface | USB / Ethernet |
| Features | Thermal |
Questions about this item
How much power does the PD43 draw when it prints continuously all day?
The PD43 runs on a universal 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz supply, so it plugs into any standard mains outlet without a separate transformer.
Which cables or ribbons must I already have to start printing with the PD43?
You need a USB 2.0 or Ethernet (RJ-45) cable for data, plus thermal-transfer ribbons and labels up to 4.65 inches wide.
Will the PD43 talk to my older PC that only has USB 1.1 ports?
The USB 2.0 port is backward-compatible, so it will communicate at USB 1.1 speeds with legacy hosts.
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