HP Engage PUSB Thermal Receipt Printer 299V0AA
- Direct Thermal
- 250 mm / sec
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300 DPI printhead replaces the P1053360-019 in Zebra 105SL Plus barcode printers
This new genuine compatible printhead replaces part P1053360-019 on the Zebra 105SL Plus barcode label printer. It delivers 300 DPI resolution for clear text, graphics and barcodes. The unit is designed as a direct fit for the specified printer model.
Operations running a Zebra 105SL Plus at 300 DPI can restore print quality with this replacement head. It is not suitable for printers configured for a different DPI setting or for other Zebra printer series. Buyers whose equipment uses an alternative resolution or model should verify the correct part number before ordering.
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This printhead is built for the Zebra 105SL Plus barcode label printer and matches the original 300 DPI specification.
Yes, the resolution and mechanical fit are identical to the factory head, so existing media and ribbon supplies remain compatible.
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