Zebra ZT620-TT Industrial Printer, 14 ips Print Speed, Thermal Transfer Technology, Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB, 9 Pin RS-232 Interfaces, 1GB RAM + 2GB ROM, Gray / Black
Zebra
- Maximum Print Width - 6.6 in./168 mm
- Available Print Resolution - 203 dpi/8 dots per mm, 300 dpi/12 dots per mm
- Maximum Print Speed - 12 ips/305 mm per second (203 dpi), 8 ips/200 mm per second (300 dpi)
- Construction - All-metal heavy gauge structural components
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Key specifications
- Color
- Gray
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 26 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 34.15 cm x 50.50 cm x 39.57 cm
- Duty Cycle
- Labels/Day: 24/7
- Flash Memory
- 2 GB
- Maximum Print Width
- 6.6 in (167.0 mm)
- Media Roll Core Diameter
- 3 in (76 mm)
- Media Roll Outer Diameter
- 8.00 in (203.0 mm)
- Print Speed
- 14.0 ips (356 mm/sec)
- Print Technology
- Thermal Transfer/Direct Thermal
- Printer Emulation
- ZPL
- Printer Interface
- Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB, 9 Pin RS-232
- SDRAM Memory
- 1 GB
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Amelia F. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Barcodes scan first time from across the bay
Cons
The peel-off option costs extra
Comment
Six months of pallet and carton labels and the print is as black at the end of a ribbon as at the beginning. Barcodes scan first time from across the bay, which the cheap machines could never promise
Jack C. Used for: 1–3 months
Comment
Bought on the strength of the older model it replaces, and it is not quite the same machine. The print is fine and the speed is certainly there, but the media path is fussier about anything other than Zebra's own rolls: our usual third-party labels wander about a millimetre over a long run, enough that the barcode drifts towards the edge. Going back to the branded stock cured it and added noticeably to the cost.
Daisy L. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Two shifts a day and it never flags
Comment
The reason for spending this rather than a third of it is the duty cycle. We print around 4,000 labels a day across two shifts and the ZT620 does not warm up, slow down or ask for a rest in between. Setting it up on the network took our systems chap twenty minutes, and it takes ZPL from the warehouse system exactly as the manual describes, which cannot be said of everything we have bought this year.
Sophie F. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
The hardware itself is faultless
Cons
The setup utility is a museum piece
Comment
Three stars is about the software rather than the printer. The hardware is superb and I would buy it again tomorrow. Zebra's setup utility, on the other hand, is a museum piece: it found the printer on the network, then lost it, then found it again under a different name, and the firmware update gave us an afternoon of nervous watching. Our labels are designed in a third-party package now and the printer treated as a dumb device, which works perfectly and should not have been necessary.
Millie C. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Maintenance is a wipe and the odd roller
Cons
Far too loud for anywhere but a factory
Comment
Been on the line here since last summer, printing carton labels into a wrapper, and the only maintenance has been a printhead clean every few weeks and one new platen roller. It is loud, mind. In an office you would not tolerate it for an hour, but in a factory it is one noise among many and the print quality has never once wavered.
Amelia M. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Runs happily in a cold store lobby
Cons
Auto calibration gets about one roll in ten wrong
Comment
Built like something off a factory floor, which is precisely what it is. Ours runs in a cold store lobby and in five months it has not missed a label, though the display is hard to read through the door glass so somebody always has to walk over. Calibration after a roll change is automatic and gets it right nine times in ten. The tenth wants a manual feed.
Arthur B. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Resin ribbon print survives weeks outdoors
Cons
Ribbon costs are a shock after direct thermal
Comment
Our labels go on drums that live outside, so the real test was whether thermal transfer with a resin ribbon would survive a Yorkshire winter on wet steel. So far it has: nothing has smudged or lifted, and the print is still crisp after a fortnight of rain. The machine is enormous and the door swings wide, so measure the bench before ordering. Four stars only because the ribbon cost is a shock after years of direct thermal.
Amelia N. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Utterly dependable
Cons
Not a machine for a small room
Comment
Runs all day, every day, and has never skipped a label!
George E. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Anybody on shift can change a roll now
Cons
The setup software is Windows-only
Comment
Ribbon and media both load without tools, which sounds a minor thing until you are the one doing it with cold hands in a doorway. The mechanism is obvious enough that anybody on the shift can change a roll, not just the supervisor!
Oscar C. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Stays ahead of two packers at once
Comment
Prints all day at a speed nobody in despatch can keep up with, and a ribbon lasts far longer than the desktop machines ever managed!
Ivy N. Used for: 1–3 months
Cons
Heavy enough to need a proper bench under it
Comment
Replaced a pair of desktop label printers in our despatch area with one of these, and the queue at the packing bench simply vanished. It takes a 6-inch pallet label without any of the fiddling the old ones needed, and a ribbon change is a lever and half a minute rather than a job for the one person who knew the trick.
