Printer XLP 606 Peripheral Novexx N103234+3462+3534

XLP 606 Peripheral, monochrome display – N103234

N103234 is the XLP 606 Peripheral variant with monochrome display, intended for industrial applications where label printing needs to be clearly integrated into a stable and well-controlled workflow. The configuration retains the advantages of the XLP 60x platform and is suitable for companies looking for a configurable 6-inch printer with easy administration and a robust structure for continuous use.

The Peripheral variant is suitable in scenarios where a more flexible expansion of the equipment is sought depending on the application requirements. In combination with the monochrome display, this SKU offers a good balance between direct operation at the printer and the possibility of integration into industrial processes that require productivity, clarity and stability. For the user, this translates into a solution that is easy to monitor, configure and operate on a daily basis.

In terms of performance, the XLP 606 uses thermal transfer or direct thermal printing, at a resolution of 300 dpi, and can reach speeds of up to 400 mm/s. The 6-inch (160 mm) print width makes it suitable for labels applied to products, boxes and pallets. The ribbon capacity of up to 600 m and the stable tensioning system help reduce downtime and maintain consistent print quality.

The XLP 60x series also emphasizes practical use in production. Loading materials is simple, cleaning is easy thanks to the open print module, and maintenance is carried out without tools. In addition, the web interface allows remote access, configuration and diagnostics, which makes the N103234 a relevant option for environments where quick printer control and consistent integration into existing systems are important.

• XLP 606 Peripheral Configuration
• Monochrome display
• 6 inch printing for industrial applications
• Thermal transfer or direct thermal
• Resolution 300 dpi
• Speed up to 400 mm/s
• Ribbon capacity up to 600 m
• Web interface for configuration and diagnostics

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