Brother 4.3" Desktop Network Thermal Printer, DT, 203dpi, up to 8ips‡, USB/Serial/Ethernet LAN

The Brother TD4420DN is a 4.3-inch desktop thermal printer designed to meet the needs of small and medium-sized businesses that require fast, accurate, and cost-effective label printing. It delivers a resolution of 203 dpi, ensuring clear and sharp barcodes, tags, and receipts, which makes it ideal for inventory management, shipping labels, and shelf labeling tasks.

This printer prints at speeds up to 8 inches per second, helping you keep up with busy workflows without sacrificing quality. Its compact size allows it to fit comfortably on any desk, saving valuable workspace. The spindle-less media loading system makes changing rolls quick and straightforward, reducing downtime and simplifying daily operations.

Connectivity is flexible with USB, serial, and Ethernet LAN options, allowing the TD4420DN to integrate seamlessly into a variety of existing network setups. It supports multiple printer language emulations including ZPL II, EPL2, and DPL, which means it can work smoothly with different software environments. The printer also comes with design software to help you create labels easily, even if you’re new to label design.

Built with direct thermal printing technology, this model is durable and easy to maintain, eliminating the need for ink or toner. It’s a reliable choice for businesses looking to streamline their labeling processes without adding complexity. The Brother TD4420DN is backed by a 2-year limited warranty, with options to extend coverage for added peace of mind.

Highlights:

• 203 dpi resolution for sharp, clear labels and barcodes
• Print speeds up to 8 inches per second
• USB, serial, and Ethernet LAN connectivity options
• Spindle-less design for quick and easy media loading
• Compatible with ZPL II, EPL2, and DPL emulations
• Compact size with a 4-inch print width
• Includes design software for easy label creation
• Backed by a 2-year limited warranty with optional extensions
• Durable and easy-to-maintain direct thermal printing technology