Zebra - Zebra GT800 Printer

Applications & Use Cases

• Generating shipping and product labels for logistics and manufacturing operations.
• Creating asset tags and labels for inventory management across various industries.
• Printing specimen labels in healthcare and laboratory environments.
• Producing retail pricing and shelf labels for merchandising.
• Tracking work-in-process items within manufacturing facilities.

Typical Specifications

Printing Technology

Typically direct thermal and thermal transfer, offering versatility for different label types and longevity requirements.

Print Resolution

Commonly 203 dpi (dots per inch), suitable for standard barcode and text readability.

Print Width

For this class of equipment, typically up to 104 mm (4.09 inches).

Print Speed

Often up to 127 mm (5 inches) per second, balancing throughput with print quality.

Connectivity

Commonly features USB, serial, and parallel ports; Ethernet connectivity may also be available on some configurations.

Power Supply

Typically requires a standard mains power supply, commonly 100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz.

Footprint

As a desktop unit, it typically has a compact footprint, suitable for placement on workbenches or desks.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What types of labels can this printer handle?

  This printer typically handles a variety of label materials, including paper, synthetic, and continuous roll media, suitable for both direct thermal and thermal transfer applications.

• Is this unit suitable for high-volume printing?

• What kind of maintenance does this printer require?

• What operating systems are compatible with this printer?

• Can this printer produce 2D barcodes?