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Replacement printhead for Citizen CLP-631, CL-S631 and CL-S621C barcode printers at 300 dpi resolution
This new YINGHUA printhead is a direct replacement for the Citizen CLP-631, CL-S631 and CL-S621C barcode printers. It operates at a 300dpi resolution to produce sharp text and barcodes for shipping labels or asset tags. The part restores print quality when the original head wears out or becomes damaged.
This printhead suits technicians and operators maintaining the three listed Citizen desktop printers. It is not for users of other Citizen models or printers from different manufacturers. Buyers needing a different print resolution or interface should verify their printer’s exact part number before ordering.
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The printhead is made for the CLP-631, CL-S631 and CL-S621C models at 300dpi, so it installs directly into your CL-S621C without a firmware update.
Run a self-test label from the printer menu; sharp, even bars and text at 300dpi show the printhead is operating as intended.
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