Simple loading, suitable for the healthcare industry

ZD420 can also provide medical models. The ZD420 medical model has all the functions of the standard ZD420 model, as well as a plastic shape and sealed button interface that can be disinfected, making it easy to clean and disinfect. The power supply complies with the IEC 60601-1 standard for use in healthcare institutions.

ZD420-HC Technical Parameters





Elevate usability, application flexibility, and management simplicity to a whole new level

If you need a 4-inch quick thermal printer that is easy to use, deploy, and manage, you can choose the ZD420. The ZD420 series printer is designed based on the industry-leading traditional GK series printer, and its features and functions can bring a new level of deployment and management convenience. ZD420 has faster printing speed, better printing quality, application flexibility, and lower total cost of ownership (TCO), ensuring smooth business operations.

Breakthrough in usability

The ZD420 thermal printer is the only one that offers standard ribbon and ribbon box models, which can be easily and instantly installed. ZD420 can also notify you when the carbon ribbon needs to be replaced. In addition, five intuitive status icons allow staff to easily understand what actions need to be taken at a glance to ensure that the printer continues to work, run, and be available.

Easily add new options on site

If you need new communication or media processing options in the future, the ZD420 printer can easily provide them for you. Add serial or Ethernet connections and peelers or paper cutters on site without stopping the printer. How effective is it? Achieve greater functionality, runtime, value, and return on investment.

Convenient printer management

The ZD420 printer runs Link OS and is supported by our powerful Print DNA suite. The simple remote management tool enables easy deployment of multiple printers in multiple locations, allowing you to maintain, protect, and diagnose printers anytime, anywhere, thereby concentrating operations on printing rather than printing