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Sato CG412DT 305 DPI Direct Thermal Label Printer
Direct thermal kiosk printer producing 305 dpi labels up to 4.21 inches wide at 4 inches per second via USB or LAN
- Print TechnologyDirect Thermal
- Printer TypeKiosk
- Max Resolution(B&W)305 dpi
- InterfaceLan / USB
- Sharp 305 dpi labels for clear barcodes
- Direct thermal printing removes ribbon cost
- 21 inch max width fits 4×6 labels
- USB and LAN ports for simple integration
- Up to 4000 labels per hour throughput
Sato CG412DT 305 DPI Direct Thermal Printer
The Sato CG412DT is a kiosk-style barcode and label printer built for high-volume direct thermal output. It suits logistics desks, retail counters and light industrial lines that need 4.21-inch wide labels at 305 dpi resolution without ribbon supplies.
USB and LAN interfaces with AC adapter
Dual USB and LAN ports let the printer sit on a network or connect directly to a host PC, while the included AC adapter powers the unit from a standard outlet. This connectivity mix supports both standalone kiosk deployments and integrated workstation printing without extra cabling.
Compact 1.7 kg chassis with 22 to 107 mm media range
Weighing 3.75 lbs, the printer fits on crowded counters and accepts rolls from 0.87 up to 4.21 inches wide. The direct thermal engine removes ribbon handling, reducing daily maintenance to media loading and occasional printhead cleaning.
Highlights
- Sharp 305 dpi labels for clear barcodes
- Direct thermal printing removes ribbon cost
- 21 inch max width fits 4×6 labels
- USB and LAN ports for simple integration
- Up to 4000 labels per hour throughput
Specifications
| Print Technology | Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Printer Type | Kiosk |
| Max Resolution(B&W) | 305 dpi |
| Interface | Lan / USB |
Questions about this item
Does the direct thermal print head need periodic replacement, and what is the rated speed of 4 ips (100 mm/sec) mean for wear?
The print head is a consumable that will need replacement after extended use; running at the maximum 4 ips (100 mm/sec) continuously increases thermal cycling and can shorten its lifespan compared to slower operation.
What is the first limit reached when printing continuously at the maximum 4000 labels per hour rate?
The 4 ips (100 mm/sec) print speed ceiling is the primary throughput bottleneck; media roll capacity and the 4.21-inch (107 mm) max print width also constrain batch size before a reload is required.
How much heat and noise does the 3.75 lb (1.7 kg) kiosk printer produce when running all day over LAN and USB?
Direct thermal operation generates moderate heat at the print head during continuous 4 ips printing; the compact 3.75 lb chassis has no active cooling fan, so ambient temperature rises slightly and mechanical noise stays low.
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