Printronix Auto ID Printronix - Κεφαλή εκτύπωσης (203 dpi)

When your Printronix industrial barcode printer starts producing faded labels, streaky barcodes, or missing dots, the culprit is almost always a worn thermal printhead. The Printronix P220065-901 is the genuine OEM replacement printhead engineered to restore crisp, high-contrast output on your T8000 or T6000 series printer. With a native resolution of 203 dpi, it delivers sharp text, precise barcodes, and clear graphics on every label or tag.

Who is it for

This printhead is intended for warehouse managers, logistics coordinators, and manufacturing supervisors who rely on Printronix industrial printers for high-volume labeling, shipping, and inventory tracking. If your operation cannot tolerate downtime or unreadable barcodes, this is the component that keeps your workflow moving.

Main features

• Genuine Printronix OEM part – guaranteed compatibility and performance
• 203 dpi resolution for standard industrial labeling applications
• Direct thermal and thermal transfer compatible
• Thin-film heater technology for even heat distribution and long life
• User-replaceable module – no special tools required
• Rated for millions of linear inches, reducing replacement frequency
• Supports up to 4-inch (104 mm) print width

Specifications

• Product type: Thermal printhead
• Print resolution: 203 dpi
• Print technology: Direct thermal / thermal transfer
• Compatibility: Printronix T8000, T6000, and compatible industrial barcode printers
• Maximum print width: 104 mm (4 in)
• Heater element type: Thin-film
• Material: Ceramic and metal alloy
• Installation: User-replaceable
• Operating temperature: 5°C to 40°C (41°F to 104°F)
• Storage temperature: -40°C to 60°C (-40°F to 140°F)
• Humidity range: 20% to 85% non-condensing

Tips

To maximize printhead life, clean the printhead regularly with a lint-free cloth and isopropyl alcohol. Always use high-quality media and ribbons that match your printer's specifications. When installing, ensure the printer is powered off and cooled down, and handle the printhead by its edges to avoid static damage.