HP Engage PUSB Thermal Receipt Printer 299V0AA
- Direct Thermal
- 250 mm / sec
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Compatible 203 DPI printhead for Zebra 110xi4 and 105SLplus barcode printers
This replacement printhead is designed for Zebra 110xi4 and 105SLplus barcode label printers. It restores printing capability when the original head wears out or fails. The part suits maintenance teams and operations that rely on these specific printer models for daily label output.
The printhead operates at 203 DPI, which sets the sharpness of every barcode and text line produced. If your application requires a different print density, this unit will not match the required output quality. Verify the DPI specification on your current printer before ordering.
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The printhead produces 203 dots per inch, giving standard-density barcodes and text suitable for shipping labels and general-purpose tagging on the 110xi4.
Yes, the P23740-25 is designed as a compatible replacement that installs directly into the 105SLplus print mechanism.
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