We Buy Zebra Printers
Of course, new Zebra Printers will sell be worth more than old models and printers in a bad cosmetic condition. But there is no way you are not getting a nice payout for any type of device in just any condition when you patronize our buyback program.
we buy zebra printers
Zebra Technologies offers a wide selection of bar code and label printers for all types off labeling applications. From barcode label printers using thermal transfer or direct thermal only technologies can be purchased for Desktop, Industrial and Mobile environments. We also offer the full line of Zebra Healthcare Printers and Wristband Printers.
When it comes to printing fast, however, many printers sacrifice quality and darkness for speed. Because the paper has to be heated to change color, going too fast often results in a lower quality or light print. So, the perfect printer will be able to find the perfect balance between speed and high quality.
Some printers are just easier to set up and use than others. If you are not very tech-savvy, go for the simplest-to-use printer (the Rollo). You will be much happier with a printer that will just connect and print every time you want it to, rather than a rocket ship printer that needs constant fixing.
Get the best performance from your Zebra printer by using Genuine Zebra Supplies. Zebra supplies are made by Zebra, for Zebra printers, to the highest standards. They are all extensively tested to ensure best print quality and performance before they are branded and introduced into the range. Tested on the printers they will be used on, in the combinations they will be used in, they are developed specifically for our users' requirements.Zebra Certified Supplies provide the most consistently outstanding quality, performance and service so you never have to worry about thermal printing supply issues interrupting your operations.
With Square for Retail Plus, you can create and print barcode labels using the following label dimensions, their respective printing templates, and supported printers noted by the label manufacturer.
Note: Barcode creation and printing are not available with Square for Retail Free. The label printers below are compatible with desktop and laptop computers only and will not work with iOS devices, Android devices, or Square Register at this time.
Some labels and printers may be out of stock at this time. When deciding which labels and printers to purchase, make sure to check trusted retailers online, such as Amazon, or contact the manufacturers directly.
As we all know, sometimes the small things can cause the biggest problems. Oftentimes, we find when customers are looking at a new LIMS system, they are incredibly concentrated on the planning of workflows and the process of the implementation. These big-picture issues can sometimes overshadow small, seemingly less important items like scanners or printers. Akin to planning a birthday party but forgetting to buy the candles for the cake, forgetting small details can derail the entire plan.
Yes. We service Zebra printers for customers in Nashville and nearby areas. In addition, our techs travel up to 25-miles for Zebra printer service and repairs. A complete list of nearby cities and counties that we service is listed below.
Possibly. We have years of experience servicing thermal printers. So it is likely that we can help. Please call (615) 656-4220 to discuss service options with our local service team for service on other brands.
Yes. As mentioned above, we strongly recommend performing maintenance on your Zebra printer at least twice a year. Regular maintenance will help you avoid costly repairs in the long run. Our routine maintenance includes cleaning your Zebra printer and inspecting it for worn parts. Many customers schedule regular maintenance to prevent unexpected service calls and keep their Zebra printers working like new. If you have yet to schedule maintenance, now is the time to call.
The answer will depend on your particular situation. As a general rule, we can repair most Zebra printers for much less than the cost of buying a new printer. However, some repairs may not make sense. If your Zebra printer is an older model, it is worth exploring what newer models have to offer. You may find that a new model may fit your needs better. If a replacement is your best option, we can help you select a new printer that meets your needs and budget. Please call (615) 656-4220 to discuss replacement options.
The Zebra ZD410, ZD411, ZD420, and Zebra ZD421 label printers allow you to print labels for your items. They connect directly to your computer with a USB cable. If the Zebra ZD410 or ZD411 model you have supports Bluetooth, you can also pair it to your iPad.
Thanks to its cloud-based interface, the 4-inch ZSB-DP14 has little to no competition. The Zebra ZSB-DP12 has all the same features, but it's limited to label stock that's a maximum of 2 inches wide. And though it's easy to find other printers that can handle 4-inch-wide labels, we haven't seen any that are controlled through a web app. So if you want both remote printing and the ability to print shipping labels from eBay, Etsy, FedEx, UPS, and more, the ZSB-DP14 is the lone choice at this writing.
The DYMO LabelWriter 550 is one of the most widely available printers on this list. You can buy it from Amazon (like the others on this list). But unlike the others, you can grab one of these printers from your local office supply store if you need it right away.
We looked for barcode printers priced below $550, giving extra points to printers that cost less than $400. We also considered the cost of label rolls, giving the highest marks to brands that use labels that cost less than $5 per roll.
We looked for barcode label printers that print on thermal paper, negating the need for pricey ink cartridges. We also considered print speed, image resolution, and available POS and ecommerce integrations.
Handheld and mobile barcode printers are increasingly popular as commerce moves from traditional brick-and-mortar storefronts into pop-ups and on-site services. We like the Epson P60II for a handheld barcode printer; it is popular with pop-up sellers and service providers and integrates with Square POS systems. But printer brands Zebra and Star Micronics also make handheld, mobile barcode printers if you want to consider more options.
Barcode label printers range in price from $80 to over $1,000. The price will vary based on the connection type you need; if you need POS connectivity, you can expect to spend between $300 to $500 per printer. Desktop barcode printers tend to cost less, closer to the $100 to $250 range. Though mobile barcode printers run the gamut; consumer grade barcode printers by Munbyn and Phomemo run around $60 to $180 each, while rugged, industry-grade mobile printers from Zebra can run up to $900 or higher.
Barcode labels keep information flowing and allow warehouses, event companies, healthcare providers, restaurants, and retailers to track products and people. We found the Zebra ZD410 to have the widest range of applications of any of the 18 printers we considered. With POS integrations, multiple connection types, and support for a wide range of third-party labels, the Zebra ZD410 prints everything from warehouse labels to price tags, shelf tags, and tamper-evident seals. Purchase from Amazon to get started with this user-friendly printer.
If badge stock was included with your Onsite kit rental shipment, printers have been pre-calibrated and you can skip to the Testing section.If badges arrived separately from your Onsite kit, calibrate the printer using the following instructions.
If badge stock was included with your Onsite rental kit shipment, printers have been pre-calibrated and you can skip to the Testing section.If badges arrived separately from your Onsite kit, calibrate the printer using the following instructions.
Some Zebra printers have a quick calibrate function that you can try before doing a full manual calibration. After loading badges, simply press and hold the pause and X buttons at the same time for a few seconds until badges start feeding out. If the screen shows an error or badges aren't printing in the right location, do a manual calibration.
? Note: Most Zebra printers will use either the Zebra EPL1 or EPL2 driver. EPL2 is the most common and used for ZP series printers and older GK series printers. Some newer models, like the GX series and refurbished GK series, as well as those ending in the letter Z, also support the Zebra ZPL driver.
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As you can see, because of a lack of native support of thermal printers when producing shipping labels from the Amazon Seller Center, printing a seller label on your Zebra thermal printer is very labor-intensive. Not ideal when you are shipping potentially thousands of packages.
In 1998, Zebra Technologies merged with Eltron International, Inc.[3] In 2000, Comtec Information Systems was acquired by Zebra Technologies,[4] followed in 2003 by the acquisition of Atlantek, Inc., which was a manufacturer of photo ID printers.[5]
Your Zebra printers play an integral role in your day-to-day operations. From barcode labels to QR codes and more, these printers keep shipments moving, products tracked, information organized, and your business running. Limit the risk of disruption with the proactive approach of a managed Zebra printer solution.
Limit the risk of Zebra device failure and keep your people productive and business moving. Proactive management of your label printers reduces the chance of downtime. A single point of contact for expert service supported by a nationwide field service team ensures maximum uptime. 041b061a72