Sbarco T43R Plus 300 DPI Thermal Transfer Label Printer With Cutter, 300 DPI Resolution, LCD Display, Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal Print Technology, Black
Sbarco
- 300 dpi printhead resolution for finest characters and graphics
- Exclusive label holder, stacker and cutter
- No shifting, no sticking in printing care label
- LCD monitor for selecting stored care label forms for standalone operation
- 10mm min. cutting length & SD card and internal memory support hundreds forms
- No sticking on 102mm. in printing and cutting width
Warranty: 1 Year — effortless warranty claims with UK-wide coverage. Learn more
Key specifications
- Color
- Black
- Print resolution
- 300 dpi
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 2 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 20.00 cm x 18.00 cm x 26.00 cm
5.03 reviews
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Charlie N. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Takes ordinary ribbons rather than proprietary ones
Cons
Little help to be found online for it
Comment
Sbarco is not a name anybody in our trade recognises, which is exactly why it cost what it did. It has printed our jar labels for five months without a single misfeed, and it takes ordinary 110mm ribbons rather than anything proprietary!
Amelia N. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Metal where it matters
Cons
The driver takes some finding online
Comment
Ordered as a cheaper alternative to the obvious brand and so far there are no regrets. The build is metal where it counts, the holder takes a full 300m ribbon, and the print at 300dpi is easily good enough for the small text on our chemical labels. The driver was the only wrinkle. The disc is useless and the download had to be tracked down on a distributor's site rather than the manufacturer's own
Noah M. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Six hundred labels on a market day without breaking sweat
Cons
Alignment after a roll change takes learning
Comment
We print about six hundred labels on a busy day for a market stall and this keeps up without getting hot or slowing down. Labels come off dark and even, which matters when the barcode is scanned by whatever the customer happens to be holding. What I would tell anybody considering one: the alignment after a roll change wants doing by hand the first few times, until you learn where the sensor likes the gap. After that it is a ten-second job and you stop thinking about it!
