Motorola - WT41N0, WT4000, WT41N0
The Bixolon XT3-40CWP delivers fast printing speeds of up to 8 inches per second (203 mm/sec) with a sharp 203 dpi print resolution. This combination makes it ideal for high-volume warehouse and logistics environments where both speed and label clarity are critical. We offer this model to help you maximize throughput without sacrificing barcode scan quality.
The XT3-40CWP supports multiple media types including gap, black mark, notch, continuous, and fan-fold labels, with media widths ranging from 20 to 114 mm and roll diameters up to 203 mm. It can print labels up to 4,000 mm in length, making it versatile for everything from small shipping labels to long-format warehouse tags. Contact us today to discuss your specific labeling requirements.
Yes, the XT3-40CWP is a dual-mode printer that supports both thermal transfer and direct thermal printing methods. This flexibility allows you to choose the printing technology that best fits your label materials and durability needs, whether you're using coated direct thermal stock or require the longevity of thermal transfer ribbons.
The XT3-40CWP comes standard with USB, USB Host, Serial, and Ethernet connectivity, with optional Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities available. This range of connection options ensures seamless integration into your existing warehouse management systems and network infrastructure. Visit barcodesinc.com to configure the connectivity package that fits your IT environment.
The XT3-40CWP supports ribbon lengths up to 450 meters with ribbon widths from 40 to 110 mm, accommodating wax, wax/resin, and resin ribbon types. The large ribbon capacity reduces changeover frequency in high-volume printing operations, improving uptime and productivity in demanding warehouse environments.
The XT3-40CWP features a 2.4-inch color TFT LCD display for easy operation and status monitoring, backed by 128 MB of SDRAM and 128 MB of Flash memory for reliable performance. The display provides clear visibility of print jobs and error messages, while the memory capacity supports complex label designs and large print queues.
