Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
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Revitol
Internal power cable for Zebra ZT210 and ZT230 203 DPI thermal printheads, part number P1037974-010
This Revitol internal power cable is designed for the Thermal Printhead P1037974-010 used in Zebra ZT210 and ZT230 203DPI printers. It provides the necessary connection for the printhead assembly. The item is supplied new with a 90 day warranty period.
This cable suits technicians replacing the P1037974-010 printhead in compatible Zebra desktop models. It is not for printers using different printhead part numbers or resolutions other than 203DPI. Buyers needing cables for other Zebra series or higher resolution heads should look elsewhere.
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The cable is sold alone; the P1037974-010 printhead for Zebra ZT210 and ZT230 203DPI printers is not included and must be purchased separately.
Yes, the cable is designed for the P1037974-010 printhead used in both Zebra ZT210 and ZT230 203DPI printers.
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