Zebra ZT411, 12 dots/mm (300 dpi), cutter, disp. (colour), RTC, USB, RS232, BT, Ethernet, ZPL, ZPLII

Zebra ZT411 – Labels keep moving, even on your busiest day

The Zebra ZT411 is built for businesses where the label printer runs for hours every day without fuss. At 300 dpi (12 dots/mm), barcodes and small-print text come out sharp enough to scan reliably first time — no reprints, no delays at the counter or packing bench.

Auto-cutter means one less thing to deal with

The built-in auto-cutter trims each label cleanly as it comes out. Your staff do not need to stop, tear, or fiddle — the printer handles it. Over a full shift, that adds up to a lot of uninterrupted work.

Colour touchscreen: settings without leaving the printer

The colour touchscreen shows printer status at a glance and lets you adjust settings directly on the device. No need to walk back to the PC to change a label format or clear an error. The built-in real-time clock (RTC) keeps timestamps accurate even after a power cut — useful wherever date or time appears on your labels.

Connects to whatever you already have

The ZT411 comes with two USB ports, RS232 serial, Ethernet, and Bluetooth. In practice, this means it slots into almost any existing setup — whether your warehouse runs wired, your workshop relies on a laptop over Bluetooth, or your shop floor is already on a network switch. The printer speaks ZPL and ZPLII, the de-facto standard for Zebra-compatible label software.

Technical specs

• ·Print resolution: 300 dpi (12 dots/mm)
• ·Max. print width: 104 mm | Max. media width: 114 mm
• ·Max. roll diameter: 203 mm
• ·Max. print speed: 254 mm/s
• ·Memory: 256 MB RAM, 512 MB Flash
• ·Emulation: ZPL, ZPLII
• ·Connectivity: USB ×2, RS232, Bluetooth, Ethernet
• ·Warranty: 24 months
• ·In the box: power cable (EU and UK plug); interface cable ordered separately
• ·Country of origin: CN

The right fit for high-volume label work

The ZT411 sits in the midrange category — robust enough for professional daily use, without the price tag of an industrial unit. It is a solid choice for a stockroom that prints delivery labels all morning, a retail floor running price and product tags throughout the day, or a workshop labelling jobs and parts on a rolling basis.

When the printer needs to be running, it runs. No cryptic error codes mid-shift, no guesswork about what connector you need.