Zebra ZD411, 8 dots/mm (203 dpi), RTC, USB, USB Host, BT (BLE), kit (USB)

Zebra ZD411 – Label Printing That Just Works

The Zebra ZD411 is a direct thermal desktop label printer designed to handle the daily grind of a busy shop counter, workshop bench, or stockroom shelf. It prints price tags, address labels, shipping slips, allergen stickers, and work-order labels clearly and quickly — no ink cartridges, no ribbons, nothing to run out at the worst possible moment.

Connections That Fit How You Work

The ZD411 comes with USB (Type B), USB Host, and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Class 5.3), so it connects to your counter PC with a cable or pairs wirelessly with a phone or tablet. Wi-Fi 6 support means you can place the printer wherever it makes sense on the floor without running cables across the room. Everything you need to get started is in the box: USB cable, power supply unit, and power cable (EU and UK plugs).

Specs at a Glance

• ·Resolution: 203 dpi (8 dots/mm)
• ·Max media width: 58 mm; max print width: 54 mm
• ·Max roll diameter: 127 mm — handles larger rolls without a problem
• ·Print speed: up to 102 mm/s
• ·Real-time clock (RTC): supports time-stamped labels out of the box
• ·Memory: 256 MB RAM, 512 MB Flash
• ·Emulation: EZPL
• ·Firmware update interface keeps the device current throughout its life

Why the ZD411 Makes Sense for a Small Business

The footprint is small — it sits comfortably on a shelf edge or counter without taking over the space. Direct thermal printing means there are no ribbon spools to wear out or swap, which translates to fewer interruptions during your working day.

Manufactured in China and fully compliant with EU requirements. The ZD411 carries a 24-month warranty, so the investment holds up without nasty surprises down the line.

If you have questions during setup or first use, Vaivatta can help — get in touch and we will walk through the installation together.

A Good Fit For

• ·Retailers printing price tags, shelf labels, or stock slips
• ·Online sellers packing and shipping their own orders
• ·Repair workshops that need work-order or spare-parts labels
• ·Cafés and restaurants labelling products, portions, or allergen information