Supersuperuncle
Supersuperuncle ZP505-0503-0017 thermal label printer
Direct thermal desktop label printer with USB, serial and parallel interfaces printing at 203 dpi and 5 inches per second for up to 10,000 labels daily
- Direct thermal printing needs no ink or toner
- 203 dpi resolution produces sharp barcodes and text
- USB serial and parallel ports connect to many systems
- Handles up to 10000 labels per day for steady output
- 09 inch maximum print width fits standard shipping labels
Supersuperuncle ZP505 thermal label printer
The Supersuperuncle ZP505 is a direct thermal desktop printer built for daily label output. It handles between five thousand and ten thousand labels per day using a tear-bar mechanism. The unit connects through USB, serial and parallel interfaces for broad system compatibility.
Direct thermal printing at 203 dpi and 5 speed
Direct thermal technology removes the need for ink, toner or ribbon supplies. The engine prints at 203 dpi resolution with a maximum print width of 4.09 inches on label stock up to 4.25 inches wide. Rolls with a five inch outer diameter are supported for extended runs.
Desktop footprint with three legacy ports
A compact desktop form factor fits on crowded counters while the tear bar simplifies label separation. The rear panel provides USB, serial and parallel connections simultaneously, letting the printer serve modern and legacy hosts without adapters. Buyers needing wireless or network connectivity will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Direct thermal printing needs no ink or toner
- 203 dpi resolution produces sharp barcodes and text
- USB serial and parallel ports connect to many systems
- Handles up to 10000 labels per day for steady output
- 09 inch maximum print width fits standard shipping labels
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the USB, serial, or parallel interface for the ZP505-0503-0017?
The ZP505-0503-0017 includes USB, serial, and parallel ports on the same unit, so you connect whichever port your host system provides without selecting a separate version.
What does the 203 dpi print resolution mean for daily label output?
At 203 dpi the printer produces text and barcodes that are sharp enough for standard shipping and inventory labels at the rated 5 inches per second speed.
How does the USB, serial, and parallel interface combination limit data throughput?
Throughput is governed by the slowest active port; parallel and serial links will cap speed well below the 5 inches per second print engine maximum.
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