Printers

Zebra ZT111 203dpi Label Printer

Industrial thermal transfer label printer perfect for any warehouse environment. Fast 203dpi printing at up to 10 inches per second. No RFID module. Ideal when you only need standard label printing. Connects to Beam via Print Bridge for cloud-based management.

Why choose the Zebra ZT111

203dpi thermal transfer for crisp, durable labels
Industrial build quality for demanding environments
No RFID module. Lower cost when not needed
Beam Print Bridge compatible for cloud printing
Up to 10 ips print speed
Trusted Zebra reliability and support

The warehouse label workhorse

The Zebra ZT111 delivers fast, reliable label printing for shipping labels, packing slips, location labels, and more. At 10 inches per second, it keeps up with the busiest warehouses. Simple to load, simple to operate, built to last.

10 ips print speed — One of the fastest in its class
Versatile printing — Shipping labels, barcodes, location tags
Easy media loading — Quick ribbon and label changes

Managed through Beam Print Bridge

Connect the ZT111 to the Beam platform via Print Bridge. Send print jobs from any device, manage label templates centrally, and keep your printers running without IT overhead. No drivers to install on individual computers.

Cloud print management — Send labels from any device via Beam
Zero driver setup — Print Bridge handles all communication
Remote monitoring — Track printer status and consumables

Technical specifications

Print Performance

Resolution: 203dpi / 300dpi
Print speed: Up to 10 ips
Print width: Up to 4 inches (104mm)
Print method: Thermal transfer / Direct thermal

Physical Specifications

Construction: Industrial metal frame
Dimensions: 432 x 241 x 279 mm
Weight: 7.7 kg
Operator controls: 3-button keypad + 5 color LED indicators
Memory: 256 MB RAM / 256 MB Flash
Ribbon capacity: Up to 450m

Connectivity

Standard interfaces: USB 2.0 + Ethernet 10/100
Additional: RS-232 serial, USB Host
Wireless options: WiFi, Bluetooth LE, NFC Print Touch
Beam integration: Via Print Bridge
Emulations: ZPL, ZPL II, EPL, EPL2, ZBI 2.0

General

RFID: Not included (not available on ZT111)
Media type: Labels, tags, receipts
Operating temp: 5-40°C
Warranty: 2 years

Frequently asked questions

Why doesn't this printer have RFID?

The ZT111 is designed for environments where standard label printing is sufficient. Shipping labels, location markers, packing slips. If you don't need RFID encoding on your labels, the ZT111 offers excellent performance at a lower price point.

Do I need a Print Bridge?

Yes, the Zebra ZT111 connects to the Beam platform via the Beam Print Bridge. The Print Bridge provides cloud connectivity so you can send print jobs, manage templates, and monitor the printer remotely.

What is the difference between thermal transfer and direct thermal?

Thermal transfer uses a ribbon to print, producing durable labels that resist heat, moisture, and chemicals. Direct thermal prints without a ribbon but labels can fade over time. Choose thermal transfer for long-lasting labels, direct thermal for temporary labels like shipping.

Can I upgrade to RFID later?

The ZT111 does not support an RFID upgrade module. If you need RFID label printing, consider the SATO CT4-LX or CL4NX which have built-in RFID encoders. The ZT111 is specifically designed for non-RFID label printing.

Is this printer compatible with Zebra ZPL commands?

Yes, the ZT111 supports ZPL, ZPL II, EPL, EPL2 and ZBI 2.0 command languages. If you have existing label templates from other Zebra printers, they will work with the ZT111. You can also design new templates 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.

Product specifications describe the device. The right model, connectivity, availability and price are confirmed in your quote.

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