Zebra ZD421, 12 dots/mm (300 dpi), RTC, USB, USB Host, BT (BLE), USB
Zebra ZD421 desktop label printer for daily use. Thermal transfer, 300 dpi print quality, Bluetooth BLE, USB, USB Host, and a built-in real-time clock included as standard.
About
Zebra ZD421 – A Label Printer That Keeps Up With Your Day
The Zebra ZD421 is built for desktop environments where labels need to go out every day and the printer simply has to work — no fiddling required. Thermal transfer technology delivers sharp 300 dpi print quality that stays readable under demanding conditions: cold storage, humid kitchens, or direct sunlight on a delivery label.
Connections Ready Out of the Box
USB, USB Host, and Bluetooth Low Energy come standard. That means you can connect to most point-of-sale systems and mobile devices without hunting for extra adapters or dongles. The USB Host port also lets you plug a barcode scanner directly into the printer — useful if you want to look up and reprint labels without going back to the counter terminal.
Real-Time Clock Built In
The built-in real-time clock (RTC) stamps the correct date and time on every label automatically. If you run a café, food retail shop, or small warehouse where a timestamp is mandatory — best-before dates, dispatch times, goods-received labels — this is one less step your staff has to remember.
Technical Specifications
- Resolution: 300 dpi (12 dots/mm)
- Maximum media width: 112 mm
- Maximum print width: 108 mm
- Maximum roll diameter: 127 mm
- Maximum print speed: 102 mm/s
- Memory: 256 MB RAM, 512 MB Flash
- Sensors: Black Mark Sensor, Gap Sensor
- Connectivity: USB, USB Host, Bluetooth BLE
- Country of origin: China
- Warranty: 36 months
What's in the Box
The package includes a USB cable, power supply unit, and a power cable with both EU and UK plugs. The printer is grey.
Vaivatta Can Help You Get Started
Not sure how to connect the ZD421 to your point-of-sale system or label software? Get in touch with Vaivatta. We help with setup so the printer is working the way you need it — without unnecessary back-and-forth.