Fujitsu CG01000-280401 scanner accessory kit
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Replacement printhead for CL408e LM4 barcode printers operating at 300 DPI resolution
This 300 DPI printhead is a direct replacement part for the CL408e LM4 barcode printer. It restores sharp output on shipping labels, asset tags and inventory stickers. Operations teams fitting it avoid the downtime of sending the whole unit for service.
Replace the head when print density fades, vertical streaks appear or the printer flags a head error. The jump is worth it if the current head has passed its rated dot count or shows physical damage. Buyers needing a different resolution or a non-CL408e model should verify compatibility before ordering.
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This printhead is built as a direct replacement for the CL408e LM4 and aligns with the existing mounting points on that printer model.
Power off the printer, open the print mechanism, release the old head, seat the new one firmly until it clicks, close the latch, then run the printer's calibration routine — skipping calibration causes misaligned labels.
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