Zebra ZC350 CARD PRINTER

Features:

• Intuitive Interface: The ZC350 features a highly graphical LED/LCD interface that simplifies operations, even for complex tasks like clearing printer jams or loading ribbons.
• Speed: It offers some of the fastest print speeds in its class for both small and large batch printing.
• Advanced Driver: A new driver with a graphical user interface simplifies the printing process, making it easy to manage settings and see the impacts on card designs.
• Plug-and-Play Setup: Designed for immediate use straight out of the box, requiring minimal setup.
• Smart Card Feeder: Automatically adjusts to different card thicknesses, eliminating manual adjustments.
• Innovative Hopper Design: Features a saloon-style output door for easy card retrieval and equal capacity input/output hoppers that reduce the need to refill.
• Simple Ribbon Changing: A newly designed ribbon door latch allows for easy ribbon changes, with embedded smart chips indicating when changes are necessary.
• Language Support: Offers multiple language support on the LCD display and in the driver, catering to a global user base.

Specifications:

• Printing Method: Utilizes dye-sublimation thermal transfer direct to card print technology for both monochrome and color printing.
• Resolution: 300 dpi, ensuring high-quality print output.
• Print Speed: Capable of printing 225 cards per hour single-sided in color (YMCKO) and 1,000 cards per hour single-sided in monochrome.
• Connectivity: Includes USB 2.0 and Ethernet as standard, with optional Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Media Handling: Compatible with card thicknesses from 10 to 40 mil, including PVC and composite materials. The printer supports CR80 and CR79 card sizes.
• Physical Dimensions: Measures 258 mm x 157 mm x 383 mm for the single-sided version and 468 mm in depth for the dual-sided version.
• Security Features: Offers printer and host authentication, AES data encryption, and a printer cover lock to prevent unauthorized access to card stock.
• Additional Options: Supports encoding technologies such as magnetic stripe, contact, and contactless, along with RFID capabilities for comprehensive card production.