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SATO CL4NX 203dpi
Advanced industrial RFID printer built for large volumes at high throughput. Print and encode RFID labels at speeds up to 14 inches per second. Die-cast aluminum construction for 24/7 operation. Connects via Beam Print Bridge.
Why choose the SATO CL4NX
- High-volume RFID encoding at speed
- 203dpi, 305dpi, or 609dpi print resolution
- Industrial-grade durability for 24/7 operation
- Beam Print Bridge compatible for cloud printing
- USB + Ethernet + Bluetooth connectivity
- Print speeds up to 14 inches per second
Built for non-stop RFID labeling
The SATO CL4NX is an industrial workhorse. Print thousands of RFID labels per day with consistent quality. The robust metal construction and large ribbon capacity mean fewer interruptions and maximum uptime for your labeling operations.
- 14 ips print speed — High-speed printing for large batches
- Simultaneous RFID encoding — Print and encode in a single pass
- Industrial construction — Metal frame built for 24/7 operation
Connected and managed via Beam
With built-in WiFi, Ethernet, and USB, the CL4NX connects to Beam via the Print Bridge. Manage print queues remotely, push label templates from the cloud, and monitor consumable levels. Perfect for multi-printer environments.
- WiFi included — Built-in wireless for flexible placement
- Remote management — Monitor and manage printers from Beam
- Multi-printer support — Manage fleets of printers centrally
Technical specifications
Print Performance
- Resolution
- 203dpi / 305dpi / 609dpi
- Print speed
- Up to 14 ips (203/305dpi) / 6 ips (609dpi)
- Print width
- Up to 4 inches (104mm)
- Display
- 3.5" full-color LCD
- Print method
- Direct thermal / thermal transfer
RFID Capabilities
- RFID module
- Built-in UHF RFID encoder
- RFID frequency
- 865-868 MHz (EU)
- Encoding speed
- Full speed during print
- Verification
- Automatic post-encode check
Connectivity
- Standard interfaces
- USB + Ethernet + Bluetooth 3.0 + RS-232C
- Optional
- WiFi (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual band)
- Beam integration
- Via Print Bridge
- Emulations
- SBPL, SZPL, SDPL, SEPL, SIPL, STCL
- Driver support
- Not required with Print Bridge
General
- Type
- Industrial RFID printer
- Construction
- Die-cast aluminum frame
- Ribbon capacity
- Up to 300m
- Warranty
- 2 years
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between 203dpi and 305dpi?
203dpi is the standard resolution suitable for most label sizes. 305dpi provides finer detail and is recommended for small-format labels where barcodes or text need to remain readable at reduced sizes. 609dpi is the ultra-high-resolution option for extremely detailed graphics or tiny text. For most warehouse labeling, 203dpi is sufficient.
How many labels can I print per day?
The CL4NX Plus is built for high-volume environments. At 14 ips, it can produce thousands of labels per day. The large 300m ribbon capacity and 10-inch media rolls reduce changeover frequency, keeping your production line moving.
Do I need a Print Bridge?
Yes, the SATO CL4NX connects to the Beam platform via the Beam Print Bridge. The Print Bridge provides cloud connectivity for remote print job management, template distribution, and printer monitoring.
Does the cutter work with RFID labels?
Yes, the optional cutter module works with RFID labels. It cuts between labels after encoding is complete, ensuring the RFID inlay is not damaged. This is ideal for pre-printing batches of labels for later application.
Can I use existing ZPL templates?
Yes, the CL4NX Plus supports SZPL (Zebra ZPL), SBPL, SDPL, SEPL, SIPL, and STCL emulation with auto-switching. You can use existing label templates from other printer brands, or design new templates directly in the Beam platform.
Compatibility is only the beginning.
A reader’s ability to connect does not prove that every tag can be read reliably in every environment. That is why hardware, tags, products, read zones, volumes and exceptions are tested together before any performance commitment becomes part of the scope.
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