STARTECH PXT1011 1 ft computer power cord NEMA5-15P to C13
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Replacement print head for ZXP3C Series3 thermal ID card printers
The P1031925-070 ZXP3 print head is a replacement component designed for the ZXP3C Series3 thermal identification card printer. It provides a direct-fit solution for maintaining print quality on compatible desktop card issuance systems.
During continuous card production the print head delivers stable heating across the full 70 mm width without thermal drift. This steadiness supports batch runs where uniform image density is required from the first card to the last.
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The print head is a passive component with no moving parts, so it produces no audible noise and only minimal warmth from the thermal printing process itself.
Yes, this print head is designed exclusively for the ZXP3C Series3 printer and will not fit or operate in any other device.
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