ZQ511RFID/ZQ521RFID features a highly robust body design, allowing for mobile printing and encoding of RFID labels in harsh environments such as factories.
The ZQ511RFID/ZQ521RFID is a mobile-type printer that can perform RFID encoding and printing on demand. Its portability allows for flexible handling of RFID tasks that were difficult with desktop RFID printers. Additionally, it is compatible with other Zebra RFID printers, making it easy to expand existing operations.
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The Zebra ZQ500 series ZQ511 RFID / ZQ521 RFID combines military-grade design with class-leading mobile printing capabilities, boasting maximum robustness. UHF RFID labels can be printed and encoded on demand from anywhere. Its astonishing durability, designed to withstand demanding indoor and outdoor conditions, makes it ideal for logistics environments. It can handle common accidents such as drops, falls, and water exposure, as well as extreme temperatures, while delivering high-quality direct thermal printing. This mobile RFID printer offers battery capacity that fully covers working hours, ensuring reliable long-term use.
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Attached to warehouse staff and forklifts, for delivery staff during transportation.
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Since introducing the barcode printing system to Japan for the first time, we have consistently provided advanced solutions as a pioneer in the marking field. Based on the sales of barcode printers and related software, as well as supplies such as tags, labels, and ribbons, we have recently expanded our product offerings to include a variety of items related to Auto-ID (automatic identification) that utilize wireless technologies like RFID and BLE, combined with image recognition and AI.
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