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Print width and speed are the main differences. The Zebra ZT610 prints up to 4.09 in. (104 mm) wide at up to 14 ips (356 mm/sec), while the ZT620 prints up to 6.6 in. (168 mm) wide at up to 12 ips (305 mm/sec). Resolution options are 203 dpi standard and 300 dpi optional on both models, with 600 dpi available on the ZT610 only.

Media handling differs accordingly: the ZT610 accepts media from 1.00 in. (25.4 mm) to 4.5 in. (114 mm) in tear/cutter mode, the ZT620 from 2.00 in. (51 mm) to 7.0 in. (178 mm). The ZT620 is also wider and heavier at 13.44 in. (341.45 mm) and 57.4 lbs (26 kg), versus 10.56 in. (268.2 mm) and 50 lbs (22.7 kg) for the ZT610. Choose the ZT620 for wide labels such as pallet and shipping placards, and the ZT610 for standard 4-inch label work or when 600 dpi is required.

Yes. The Zebra ZT600 Series RFID encoder is user-upgradeable in the field and available on both the 4-inch ZT610 and 6-inch ZT620 models. Zebra states the field upgrade takes about five minutes, so a printer purchased without RFID can be converted as tracking requirements evolve rather than replaced.

This makes the ZT600 Series a hedge against uncertain RFID timelines: deploy the printers now for barcode label work, then add encoding when a customer mandate or internal item-level tracking program arrives.

The Zebra ZT600 Series supports tags compatible with UHF EPC Gen 2 V2, ISO/IEC 18000-63 and RAIN RFID protocols. It supports industry-standard, multi-vendor chip-based serialization and block permalocking of user memory compatible with ATA Spec 2000, and includes RFID job-monitoring tools for tracking encoding performance.

Adaptive Encoding Technology automatically selects the optimum encode settings for the media loaded, which removes the need for complex inlay placement guides and simplifies RFID calibration. Zebra's RFID technology is certified on six continents, supporting multinational supply chain deployments.

The Zebra ZT600 Series can encode inlays spaced at a pitch of 0.6 in. (16 mm) or narrower on most RFID inlays — tighter than competing printer/encoders accommodate. Because the inlays sit closer together, label converters use less material per roll, which lowers the cost per label.

Tighter spacing also means more labels per roll, so operators change media rolls less often and printer throughput increases. On high-volume item-level tagging programs, the media saving typically outweighs the hardware cost difference.

Standard connectivity on the Zebra ZT600 Series includes USB 2.0 high-speed, RS-232 Serial, Gigabit Ethernet, USB Host and Bluetooth 4.0. Optional additions include parallel, 802.11ac wireless, an applicator port, IPv6 (via an external dongle on the parallel port) and BTLE. Two open communication slots accept internal cards for future protocols or failover connections.

Zebra Link-OS provides real-time visibility and control of printers on-site or remotely, with cloud-accessible apps for setup, management and troubleshooting. Web View allows browser-based control via ZPL II, and printers with ZebraNet print servers send email alerts to minimize downtime. Firmware supports ZPL and ZPL II, XML-enabled printing and the optional ZBI 2.0 programming language for stand-alone applications.

The Zebra ZT600 Series is a line of industrial thermal printers that both print and encode RFID labels in a single pass. The series comprises two models — the 4-inch ZT610 and the 6-inch ZT620 — each built on an all-metal frame with a bi-fold metal media cover, side-loading supplies path and a thin film printhead with E3 Element Energy Equalizer for print quality.

Both models support thermal transfer and direct thermal printing and are designed for manufacturing and transportation and logistics environments where dust, debris, moisture and temperature extremes would disable a lighter printer. RFID encoding is delivered by an integrated encoder that can be ordered from the factory or installed later in the field.

Zebra UWB Tags offer exceptional battery life thanks to their short-duration UWB pulse transmissions. When programmed at a 1 Hz blink rate, a single 3V coin cell battery can power continuous asset tracking for over 7 years, significantly reducing maintenance costs. You can adjust the blink rate from 0.01 Hz to 200 Hz using the Zebra UWB Wand to optimize battery life based on your tracking requirements.

The Zebra MB1000 features a fixed CR2032 220mAh coin cell battery with an operational lifespan of up to 5 years, making it ideal for long-term asset tracking deployments in warehouses and industrial environments. This extended battery life is achieved through Bluetooth Low Energy technology and ultra-low RF transmit power, minimizing the need for frequent maintenance or replacement.

The ET56 is built to handle drops to concrete, rain, snow, dust, extreme heat, subzero temperatures, spilled liquids, and full-force hose-downs. With Corning® Gorilla® Glass for shatter and scratch resistance, plus vibration testing for vehicle use, this tablet delivers reliable operation in virtually any warehouse, field service, or logistics setting. We offer an optional rugged frame that extends the concrete drop specification from 3.2 ft. to 5.9 ft., providing even greater protection for demanding environments.

The ZT620R delivers fast print speeds of up to 14 inches per second, making it ideal for high-volume RFID printing applications in warehouses and logistics operations. This speed, combined with its industrial durability, helps maximize throughput while maintaining consistent print quality across diverse label applications.

Zebra UWB Tags deliver excellent real-time location accuracy of better than 30 cm (1 foot) in line-of-sight conditions. The extremely short duration of UWB pulse transmissions enables this precision while simultaneously allowing thousands of tags to be located at once, making it ideal for large-scale warehouse and logistics operations.

The MB1000 seamlessly integrates with commercial Android and iOS devices, and is fully compatible with Zebra MotionWorks solutions for proximity-based location tracking. The beacon also supports third-party solutions and can be customized through Zebra's SDK for flexible deployment across various applications.

Yes, the ET56 model includes LTE support for dependably fast cellular connections in the field, complementing its 802.11 WiFi capability. This dual connectivity ensures your workers maintain constant connection whether they're in your facility or deployed across remote locations, improving productivity and customer service quality. Contact us today to confirm LTE band compatibility for your region.

The ZT620R features a field-upgradeable RFID encoder that can be installed on-site in approximately five minutes, giving you flexibility to add RFID encoding capabilities without downtime or factory service calls. This future-proof design allows you to expand your system's capabilities as your business needs evolve.

Yes, the MB1000 is specifically designed for industrial environments with a ruggedized construction that withstands common industrial cleaning agents. It operates reliably within a temperature range of 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C), and outdoor variants are available that support extended temperature ranges from -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C).

The ZT620R comes standard with Serial, USB, Gigabit Ethernet, USB Host, and Bluetooth connectivity, with optional support for Parallel, 802.11a/c, Applicator Port, IPv6, and BTLE capabilities. The printer also features two open media slots for non-standard connectivity options and design failover connections, ensuring seamless integration with your existing warehouse systems.

The ET56 offers multiple scanning solutions: integrate the Zebra SE4710 scan engine for light scanning or SE4750 for moderate to heavy scanning via the expansion back, pair any Zebra Bluetooth scanner wirelessly, or use the integrated 8MP rear-facing camera for occasional imaging. All scanning options leverage Zebra's PRZM Intelligent Imaging and advanced algorithms to capture 1D and 2D barcodes reliably, even when damaged, dirty, or poorly printed. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore our complete range of compatible Zebra scanners and expansion options.

Yes, Zebra UWB Tags are the world's first UWB tags compliant with the new International UWB Standard IEEE 802.15.4f and ISO-24730-61. The tags can operate in either native Zebra format or ISO/IEEE format, and our UWB Sensors are also ISO/IEEE compliant, ensuring your infrastructure investment is protected and compatible with other standards-compliant tags available from us.

The MB1000 offers three beacon modes: Battery Save mode for extended battery life, iBeacon mode for iOS compatibility, and MPact mode for advanced proximity-based applications. These modes allow you to optimize the beacon's performance based on your specific asset tracking and location requirements.

The ET56 features a removable battery that allows workers to swap in a fully charged unit without taking the tablet out of service, ensuring perpetual 24x7x365 power availability. You can add an optional hot-swappable battery via the innovative expansion back to more than double battery run time for extended shifts. This design eliminates downtime and keeps your warehouse and field teams productive throughout the longest operational periods.

Built with a durable all-metal design, the ZT620R is engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, dust, debris, and moisture while virtually eliminating operational downtime due to printer failure. Its robust construction and guided feedback systems ensure consistent, high-quality printing even in the most challenging industrial conditions.

Zebra UWB Tags have a long RF range of up to 200 meters (650 feet) in open environments. The exact range can be adjusted through configurable settings, and the tags perform exceptionally well in high multipath environments, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor warehouse and logistics applications.

The MB1000 is the most compact Zebra beacon option, measuring just 1.46" x 1.06" x 0.44" and weighing approximately 8 grams, making it ideal for tracking small assets. In comparison, the MB2000 measures 3.12" x 1.76" x 0.96", and the MB4000 is the largest at 7" x 1.875" x 1", allowing you to choose the right form factor for your asset tracking needs.

Adaptive Encoding Technology simplifies RFID setup and optimizes encoding performance by enabling media flexibility and eliminating complex placement guides. This intelligent system allows tags to be spaced as close as 0.6 inches apart, reducing material costs per label while increasing printer throughput and minimizing media roll changes.

Zebra UWB Tags are easily configured using the Zebra UWB Wand, a small wireless transmitter that allows you to turn tags on/off and set transmission rates across 12 programmable steps from 0.01 Hz to 200 Hz. The UWB Wand comes with a Windows application that supports command retry and confirmation messaging, and can configure up to 100 tags at once within its 2-foot LF range.

The ET56 is available in two sizes: a compact 8.4-inch model ideal when size and weight are critical, and a full-size 10.1-inch model optimized for information-intensive applications requiring maximum display area. Both feature class-best brightness for excellent readability in virtually any lighting condition, including bright sunlight, making them equally suitable for warehouse, retail, and field service environments. The 10.1-inch model provides more screen real estate for complex workflows, while the 8.4-inch excels in mobile, wearable scenarios.

Yes, the ZT620R is powered by Zebra's Link-OS software platform, which provides unprecedented real-time visibility and control of your printing systems both on-site and remotely through cloud-accessible applications. Link-OS simplifies everything from setup and management to troubleshooting, helping you reduce downtime and optimize your RFID printing operations across your supply chain. Contact us today to learn how we can integrate the ZT620R into your warehouse or logistics infrastructure.

Yes, the MB1000 includes 128-bit AES encryption for Bluetooth security, protecting your asset tracking data from unauthorized access. This security standard, combined with Bluetooth 4.1 Low Energy technology, ensures that your location and proximity data remains secure throughout your warehouse or facility operations.

Yes, Zebra UWB Tags are rated IP67, meaning they are fully dust and waterproof for reliable operation in harsh warehouse and outdoor environments. Additionally, they are UL 913 certified for Class 1 Division 1, Groups A-D, T4 hazardous locations, and perform exceptionally well in high multipath environments, making them ideal for demanding logistics and asset tracking applications.

We offer an extensive accessory family including wall and desktop charging stations, the unique ShareCradle for multi-device charging, vehicle cradles for forklifts and trucks, and docking stations with USB, Ethernet, and HDMI connectivity. The innovative Expansion Back allows you to add a rotating handstrap or integrated scan engines, while flexible cases provide three wearable options—belt holster, over-the-shoulder strap, or cross-body carry. Contact us today to build a customized ET56 solution tailored to your warehouse, logistics, or field service requirements.