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Zebra TLP 3844-Z Thermal Transfer Printer Overview

The TLP 3844-Z is the elite of thermal transfer bar code/label printers. It produces high resolution graphics (300dpi) at remarkable speeds. The TLP 3844-Z prints super quality, crisp, clear two dimensional bar codes, fine text and composite graphics up to 4” wide. This helps enhance the scanning and reading of small labels such as laboratory vials and jewelry tags. Zebra has top the charts with this incredible printer that will keep your bar codes/labels intact in extreme environmental conditions. The TLP 3844-Z is a perfect solution for any retail point of sale industry.

Zebra TLP 3844-Z Thermal Transfer Printer Features

• OpenACCESS™ design for easy media loading
• Thermal transfer (TLP) or Direct Thermal (LP) printing
• Double-walled ABS case construction
• 32-bit RISC processor
• Auto-Calibration
• Resident scalable font
• Head-up sensor
• Zebra Printer Management
• User-defined fonts and graphics
• Custom logos

Zebra TLP 3844-Z Thermal Transfer Printer Specifications

• Resolution: 300 dpi (12 dots/mm)
• Memory: Standard, 8 MB SDRAM, 4 MB Flash
• Print width: 4.09″ (104 mm) maximum
• Print length: 39″ (991 mm)
• Print speed: 4″ (102 mm)/sec
• Media sensors: Reflective, Transmissive
• Media types: (black-mark optional), black bar, black mark, continuous, continuous receipt, die-cut, fanfold, gap, notch, notch sensing, notched, perforated, receipt, roll-fed, tag, tag stock
• Width: 7.8″ (198 mm)
• Height: 6.8″ (173 mm)
• Depth: 9.4″ (238 mm)
• Weight: 3.7 lbs (1.7 kg)

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Zebra TLP 3842 Thermal Transfer Printer Overview

Zebra’s TLP 3842 is an affordable thermal transfer printer that provides crisp, clear printing on small labels. The TLP 3842 has a 300 dpi printhead enabling the printing of two dimensional bar codes, fine text or composite graphics. Comparable to the other Zebra thermal printers the TLP 3842 offers a variety of connectivity options and easy integration into applications. The high quality, small print is ideal for jewelry tags, labeling of electrical components, mechanical part labeling and much more.

Zebra TLP 3842 Thermal Transfer Printer Features

• Print method: Direct thermal (LP), Thermal transfer (TLP)
• Construction: High-impact, double-walled plastic enclosure
• OpenACCESS™ design
• Head-up sensor
• Zebra Printer Management
• Windows drivers (95, 98, Me, NT4.0, NT2000, XP)
• Windows printer utilities
• Standard Fonts: 5 bitmapped, expandable 8x
• Soft font storage in Flash memory

Zebra TLP 3842 Thermal Transfer Printer Specifications

• Resolution: 300 dpi (12 dots/mm)
• Memory: Standard, 512 K SDRAM, 1 MB Flash
• Print width: 4.09″ (104 mm) maximum
• Print length: 11″ (279 mm) with standard memory
• Print speed: 2″ (51 mm)/sec
• Media sensors: Reflective, Transmissive
• Media types: (black-mark optional), black bar, black mark, continuous, continuous receipt, die-cut, fanfold, gap, notch, notch sensing, notched, perforated, receipt, roll-fed, tag, tag stock
• Width: 7.9″ (201 mm)
• Height: 6.8″ (173 mm)
• Depth: 9.75″ (248 mm)
• Weight: 3.2 lbs (1.5 kg)

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Zebra TLP 2824 Bar Code Label Printer Overview

Zebra’s TLP 2824 is the answer for an ultra compact thermal transfer printer that will fit in any small space. The TLP 2824 prints up to 2.2” and ensures remarkable speed combine with long lasting print solutions. Zebra has met today’s demand for label printing applications that offers many flexible connectivity choices. The TLP 2824 is perfect for low volume bar code/label printing including retail point of sale, shelf labeling, patient tracking and a variety of shipping solutions.

TLP 2824 Bar Code Label Printer Features

• Print method: Direct thermal (LP), Thermal transfer (TLP)
• Construction: ABS double-walled casing
• OpenACCESS™ design
• 32 bit RISC processor
• Resident scalable font
• Head-up sensor
• Zebra Printer Management
• Standard Fonts: 5 bitmapped, expandable 8x
• Soft font storage in Flash memory
• Windows printer utilities
• Windows drivers (95, 98, Me, NT4.0, NT2000, XP)

TLP 2824 Bar Code Label Printer Specifications

• Resolution: 203 dpi (8 dots/mm)
• Memory: Standard 128 KB SRAM; 512 KB Flash, Optional 256 KB SRAM; 1 MB Flash
• Print width: 2.2″ (56 mm)
• Print length: 11” (279 mm) with standard memory, 22” (584 mm) with expanded memory
• Print speed: 4″ (102 mm)/sec
• Media sensors: Reflective, Transmissive
• Media types: (black-mark optional), black bar, black mark, continuous, continuous receipt, die-cut, fanfold, gap, notch, notch sensing, notched, perforated, receipt, roll-fed, tag, tag stock
• Width: 5.5″ (140 mm)
• Height: 7″ (178 mm)
• Depth: 9.5″ (241 mm)
• Weight: 3.5 lbs (1.6 kg)

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Direct thermal is the method used in the Zebra LP series of printers. This method has no ink, toner or ribbon which helps lower the costs of the printing process. Direct thermal printing uses chemically treated, heat sensitive media that blackens when passed under the thermal printhead. This may cause fading over time if the label is exposed to heat or light it will darken and make the print unreadable. Direct thermal printing should not be used for lifetime identification applications and the conditions in which the print will be in should be taken into consideration.

Thermal Transfer is the method used in the Zebra TLP, which we will be reviewing next week. This method uses a heated ribbon to produce long lasting, durable images. Thermal transfer printers accept a vast amount of different materials including paper, polypropylene and polyester. The label material must be matched with the ribbon type to ensure performance and durability. Thermal transfer is ideal for applications that need to withstand extreme temperatures, ultraviolet exposure, sterilization and chemicals.

Common Direct Thermal Printing Uses:

• Shipping labels
• Compliance labels
• Receipts
• Pick tickets
• Coupons
• Event tickets
• Name tags
• Visitor passes
• Citations and parking tickets
• Common bar code printing
• Patient and visitor identification

Common Thermal Transfer Printing Uses:

• Product identification
• Circuit board tracking
• Permanent identification
• Sample and file tracking
• Asset tagging
• Inventory identification
• Certification labels such as UL/CSA
• Laboratory specimens
• Cold storage and freezers
• Outdoor applications

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