Card Printer Zebra ZC300
Card Printer Zebra ZC300 at a Top Price
Short Description Card Printer Zebra ZC300
✔ Latest technology in a slim design
✔ Excellent print image with 300 dpi
✔ Card feed & dispensing for up to 100 cards
✔ Very easy to use
✔ Monochrome or colorful print
✔ Inexpensive printed material
✔ Automatic ribbon detection
✔ USB 2.0 compatible & Windows
✔ Colorful print up to 200 card pages per hour
✔ Monochrome printing up to 900 card pages per hour
✔ All standard cards PVC ISO CR80 with a thickness of 0.51 mm to 1.02 mm
✔ No special print programs necessary
✔ Excellent print image with 300 dpi
✔ Card feed & dispensing for up to 100 cards
✔ Very easy to use
✔ Monochrome or colorful print
✔ Inexpensive printed material
✔ Automatic ribbon detection
✔ USB 2.0 compatible & Windows
✔ Colorful print up to 200 card pages per hour
✔ Monochrome printing up to 900 card pages per hour
✔ All standard cards PVC ISO CR80 with a thickness of 0.51 mm to 1.02 mm
✔ No special print programs necessary
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Zebra ZC300
Card printer Zebra ZC300 for plastic cards at a top price ✔ Personal advice ✔ Huge selection ✔ From the specialist dealer ✔ Fast delivery ✔ Incl. network connection ✔ 200 plastic cards colourful / h ✔ 900 plastic cards monochrome / h ✔
The new Zebra ZC300 is a powerful and extremely fast card printer for medium print volumes. So up to 900 cards per hour can be produced without problems. Latest technology and modern design as well as a very easy handling characterize the Zebra ZC300. Different encoding options offer the possibility to create ID cards, access control or employee ID cards in seconds.
The new Zebra ZC300 is a powerful and extremely fast card printer for medium print volumes. So up to 900 cards per hour can be produced without problems. Latest technology and modern design as well as a very easy handling characterize the Zebra ZC300. Different encoding options offer the possibility to create ID cards, access control or employee ID cards in seconds.
The Zebra ZC300 prints plastic cards on one side and with the optional flipper module also on both sides. A version is also available that allows users to encode magnetic stripes simultaneously. Every detail of the ZC300 is designed for maximum speed and ease of use, such as the convenient output doors for removing individual cards or entire stacks. Or the featherweight ribbon cartridge, which can be easily replaced. The input and output tray of the Zebra ZC300 can hold up to 100 plastic cards each, the printing speed is up to 200 coloured or 900 monochrome cards per hour.
The high speed of the Zebra ZC300 reveals itself from the first second: Simply plug and play and immediately create ID cards, name badges or price tags. The card printer communicates ex works via USB and Ethernet and can therefore be integrated effortlessly into your working environment. WLAN is also available as an option. Thanks to its slim design, the Zebra ZC300 fits in practically anywhere and is a real eye-catcher.
Changing consumables is also extremely straightforward and simple. The design of the ribbon already shows how it is removed and inserted. The practical cassettes also prevent the ribbon from rolling up unintentionally.
Another special quality of the printer is its newly developed drivers and the associated graphical user interface. Here all settings are logically grouped and can be called up, set or changed with a mouse click. In the preview window, you can see at a glance what the finished printed card will look like and what effect any changes will have. Fewer test prints are the result and therefore lower costs. Both the drivers and the LCD display of the Zebra ZC300 support several languages. A detailed product description can be found under the tab "Data sheet".
Information about card printers
Printing plastic cards is in principle just as easy as printing on paper. However, there are a few special features that you should consider and know before buying such a device:Do I need special knowledge?
No, you definitely do not need that. If you can connect and operate a normal paper printer, you will have no problems with card printers.How do I connect my printer?
Card printers are connected to the printer in the same way as conventional paper printers, using a USB cable or network cable. For plug-in printers, it is not even necessary to install a driver. For all other printers, the appropriate printer driver is installed either by means of the supplied CD, USB stick or as a download.Do I need special software?
No, you can print directly from all common programs such as Word, Corel Draw, Photoshop or Open Office. However, if you want to encode your plastic cards, whether magnetic stripes, RFID cards or chip cards, you need a special program and of course the corresponding encoding stations in the printer. For this purpose we recommend the software Cardpresso.How do I change a colour ribbon?
The manufacturers have made this as simple as possible. You only have to open the cover or the front flap of the printer, the old ribbon can be easily removed from the printer and a new one can be inserted just as easily. Re-transfer printers require 2 ribbons to be loaded in a certain way - but this is also very uncomplicated and done within 1 minute.Why are there special cleaning kits for card printers?
Over time, dust and particles settle in the printer. These are also often found on plastic cards. In order to obtain a consistently good print image and to guarantee a smooth card feed, cleaning should be carried out after approx. 1000 prints. The printers usually report this automatically as soon as a cleaning is due.How do I clean my card printer?
In most cases a special cleaning card is inserted into the printer to clean the mechanism and the rollers. This can be repeated several times with one and the same cleaning card until the printer is dust free and ready for use again. This takes just 2 minutes, but it protects your card printer and is important for warranty claims.Can I print on any card colour?
In principle, yes. However, the printing inks may appear differently on coloured plastic cards than desired. The card colour and the printing inks mix, so that a blue print on a green card, for example, suddenly appears brown-grey. A print in black, white, gold and silver is possible on all card colours and does not change the appearance and colour image.A colourful print as well as a print with re-transfer card printers is only perfectly possible on white plastic cards.
How does a thermal transfer printer work?
These are the all-rounders among the card printers (Authentys 300, Hiti CS200e, Evolis Primacy, Zebra ZC series etc.). Here, printing is done directly from the ribbon onto the plastic card using heat. There is a wide range of different, monochrome printing ribbons as well as ribbons for colourful printing.Advantages:
- Low acquisition costs
- Inexpensive monochrome ribbons
- Special colours like gold and silver
- Special ribbons such as scratch off or for a signature field (depending on manufacturer)
- Compact and space-saving printers
- Very easy to use
- Upgradeable with coding options and turning station (depending on manufacturer)
Disadvantage:
- No over-the-edge printing, even if the manufacturers call it that. About half a millimetre remains unprinted at the edge of the card.
- Image quality does not reach the re-transfer print
What is a re-transfer printer?
Re-transfer card printers are specially designed for an excellent, colourful print image (Dascom DC-7600, Evolis Avansia, Matica MC660, Fargo HDP6600 etc.). In contrast to the thermal transfer printers, the card is first printed on a special carrier foil, the so-called re-transfer film. This film is in turn applied to the cards with high heat. This enables brilliant printing results and over-the-edge card printing. This printing method is also particularly suitable for RFID cards, as the unevenness of the cards is not important here due to the integrated RFID transmitter.Advantages:
- Particularly good print quality, near offset print quality
- Resolution up to 600 dpi for finest lines and micro fonts
- Absolute over-the-edge printing
- Optional special lamination and security modules
- Upgradeable with various coding options and turning station
Disadvantage:
- Higher acquisition costs
- No single-colour printing ribbons
Which plastic cards can I use?
The plastic cards we offer in the standard size 85 x 54 mm and a thickness of 0.76 mm usually work with all card printers. However, we recommend our High Quality Cards for very good printing results and for all re-transfer card printers. The print image will be sharper and better with these cards. If you want to print another card format or thicker or thinner cards, this depends on the configuration of your printer.How fast do the machines print?
Here we differentiate between colour and monochrome printing. Of course this depends on the individual devices and your computer settings, but a guideline is as follows:Colour printing per card page: 30 - 60 seconds
Monochrome print per card side: 3-9 seconds
Which is the right printer for me?
We cannot answer this question in such a general way. It depends on your requirements and wishes regarding the printer and of course a little bit on the estimated budget. We would be happy to find out for you which printer models are ideal for your project - simply contact us by e-mail at info@kartendrucker24.com or call us on +49 8094 - 66 899 85.- Data Sheet Zebra ZC300 (352.87 KB)