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Grey desktop label printer with 4.25 inch print width

TSC America

TSC America 99-065A300-00LF00 TE210 Label Printer 203 dpi 4.25" 6 ips

SKU CH-YX7D-9ZKNC MPN 99-065A300-00LF00

Desktop thermal-transfer label printer producing 203 dpi output at 6 ips across a 4.25" width

  • 203 dpi resolution produces sharp barcode detail
  • 6 inches per second print speed keeps queues moving
  • 25 inch print width handles standard label sizes
  • Ethernet, serial, USB and USB host ports connect to existing systems

TSC TE210 Thermal Transfer Printer 203 dpi

The TSC TE210 is a desktop thermal transfer label printer designed for barcode and label production. It prints at 203 dpi resolution with a 4.25 inch print width and a speed of 6 inches per second. Connectivity options include Ethernet, RS-232 serial, USB and USB host ports.

Suited for standard desktop labelling tasks

This printer suits businesses needing reliable thermal transfer output at 203 dpi on media up to 4.25 inches wide. Buyers who require higher resolution printing or faster throughput should consider other models. Users without Ethernet, RS-232 or USB infrastructure will not be able to connect this unit.

Highlights

  • 203 dpi resolution produces sharp barcode detail
  • 6 inches per second print speed keeps queues moving
  • 25 inch print width handles standard label sizes
  • Ethernet, serial, USB and USB host ports connect to existing systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What size label roll fits the 4.25" print width?

The printer accepts rolls up to 4.25 inches wide, matching its maximum print width.

How do I connect it to my network and avoid the common setup mistake?

Plug the Ethernet cable into the LAN port, then configure the IP address via the web interface; skipping the IP step leaves the printer unreachable.

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