Zebra supplies are made by Zebra, for Zebra printers, to the highest standards. Theyare all extensively tested to ensure best print quality and performance before they arebranded and introduced into the range. Tested on the printers they will be used on,in the combinations they will be used in, they are developed specifically for ourusers' requirements.
Zebra 79812M Printhead ZM400 Thermal print Head 600 Dpi
This SATO Thermal Printhead is a powerful label printer, enabling you to produce on-demand labels with crisp, detailed text. You can print many high-quality address labels because this thermal printer has an innovative direct thermal element.
New Xaar Original Omnidot 760 Head Assy - KY-09015
This Xaar Omnidot 760 printhead is suitable for Mutoh Zephyr 65 / Zephyr TS printers. The Xaar Omnidot 760 provides the optimum in flexibility, quality, reliability and speed. Based on Xaar’s unique patented multi-pulse greyscale technology Xaar 760 is user-definable and delivers a choice of binary or dynamic variable drop sizes, ranging from 8pl to 40pl.
The Roland DX4 original, water-based print head suitable for Roland, Mutoh and Mimaki water-based printers. The DX4 waterbased print head is the most popular print head used for water-based wide format printing applications. This is the original Epson DX4 water-based printhead, delivered in a sealed Roland original package.
The customised Seiko SPT510 printhead offers high-resolution (720 dpi) and high-speed (8 kHz). This Seiko printhead is suitable for VUTEk QS-series UV printers. The heating elements and the smoothing board are not supplied with the printhead but can be easily fitted from old jetpacks.
Genuine Xaar 318 6-90PL XP31800012 for Efi Rastek H650/H700/ Mimaki UJF-605C II
New Original Printhead XAAR 318 6-90PL XP31800012 for EFI Rastek H650/H700/ Mimaki UJF-605C II
This XAAR 318 Print Head on-demand piezo electric inkjet print head is designed for industrial applications with high print quality. Unlike conventional binary print heads, this grayscale print head technology is capable of jetting multiple drops within one dot allowing for an image to have 16 levels of grey, since each dot is created through a minimum of 6 pico litre to a maximum of 90 pico litre of ink.
