STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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Replacement 203 dpi print head for ZD421, ZD421D and ZD421T thermal barcode label printers
This 203dpi print head is a direct replacement for ZD421, ZD421D and ZD421T thermal barcode label printers. It restores original print quality when the existing head wears out or is damaged. Install it to resume reliable label production without changing printer settings.
The head supports standard 203dpi resolution for typical shipping, inventory and product labels. It is not suited for applications that demand higher-density graphics or smaller barcodes beyond this resolution. Users needing finer detail must select a different printer model.
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The print head is designed for ZD421, ZD421D and ZD421T models, so it matches the mounting and connector of your current unit.
Run a test label; crisp barcodes and even density across the width show the head is seated and functioning properly.
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