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Citizen

Citizen CL-S621IINNUBK label printer 203 dpi

SKU CH-WXNW-2TYTQ MPN CL-S621IINNUBK

Prints direct-thermal and thermal-transfer labels at 203 dpi resolution

  • Direct thermal and thermal transfer printing
  • 203 dpi resolution for clear barcode output
  • Citizen CL-S621IINNUBK model reliability
  • New condition ready for immediate deployment

Direct thermal and thermal transfer printing

The Citizen CL-S621IINNUBK handles both direct thermal and thermal transfer label printing at 203 dpi. It is built for environments that need durable barcodes or graphics on a variety of media types. The grey chassis fits standard point-of-sale or back-office workspaces.

Suitable for logistics.

This printer suits operations that require the flexibility to switch between thermal paper and ribbon-based labels. It is not for users who only need occasional low-volume printing or who require higher print resolution for small graphics. Buyers needing colour output or wireless connectivity as standard should look at other product categories.

How it compares

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Price $341.99
Pricier than about 77% of the 858 comparable items (median $84.99).

Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight1.36 kg
Package size305 × 279 × 254 mm

Questions about this item

What label roll core size does the CL-S621IINNUBK require?

The CL-S621IINNUBK accepts standard 1-inch core label rolls for direct thermal and thermal transfer printing.

Can the CL-S621IINNUBK share a USB port with a legacy barcode scanner?

Yes, the printer connects via its own USB interface and operates independently alongside older USB scanners on the same host.

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