Zebra
USA · label printing and data capture · official distributor
The everyday workhorses of warehouses and production offices: reliable thermal label printers in every size class, plus rugged mobile computers for scanning and traceability.
Product categories

Industrial label printers
Rugged label printers built for continuous production-line use.
10 products

Desktop label printers
Compact label printers for office, counter and light-duty printing.
12 products

Print engines
OEM print engines built into print-and-apply systems.
2 products

Handheld computers
Rugged mobile computers for scanning, RFID and mobile data entry.
22 products
All models

Zebra MC3400
Key-based warehouse computer with a straight-shooter or gun grip, up to a 30.5 m scan range and Wi-Fi 6E.

Zebra ZD120
Zebra's simplest desktop printer — direct thermal only, plug in and print, no configuration.

Zebra ZE511
Rugged 4-inch print engine for print-and-apply integration, with a field-installable RFID upgrade.

Zebra ZT111
Zebra's entry-level industrial printer — full metal-frame durability at a lower price.

Zebra MC3450
The MC3400 platform plus 5G WWAN and GPS, for warehouse and yard work that reaches past the Wi-Fi footprint.

Zebra ZD220
Basic 4-inch desktop printer with an onboard ZPL/EPL layer — direct thermal or thermal transfer.

Zebra ZE521
The 6-inch sibling of the ZE511, for wider labels on the same print-and-apply platform.

Zebra ZT231
A step up from the ZT111 — full metal enclosures, a colour touchscreen, and room to add an Applicator Interface or RFID.

Zebra MC9400
Ultra-rugged warehouse computer with a keypad up to 58 keys, a 30.5 m scan range and a 3.65 m drop rating.

Zebra ZD230
The ZD200 with connectivity — Ethernet, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, one factory-installed option per printer.

Zebra ZT411
The 4-inch ZT400: up to 600 dpi, RFID, linerless or a field-installable Automation kit for print-and-apply.

Zebra MC9450
The MC9400 platform plus 5G WWAN, for ultra-rugged warehouse and yard work beyond the Wi-Fi footprint.

Zebra ZD411
A 2-inch ZD400 — the compact printer in the range, with the full Zebra DNA feature set.

Zebra ZT421
The 6-inch ZT400 — wider labels than the ZT411, on the same platform, minus its Automation kit.

Zebra TC201
Entry-level TC2 Series with Wi-Fi 7, 5G and a choice of three scan engines plus camera scanning.

Zebra ZD421
4-inch ZD400 with an instant-load ribbon cartridge option — a few seconds to swap, fool-proof.

Zebra ZT510
Successor to the 105SLPlus — Zebra's core industrial printer, no touchscreen, no RFID, no frills.

Zebra TC22
Wi-Fi-only 6-inch touch computer for retail and field operations, third generation of the TC2 Series.

Zebra ZD510-HC
A dedicated healthcare wristband printer — cartridge-loaded Z-Band wristbands, no ribbon.

Zebra ZT610
Zebra's premium 4-inch industrial printer — successor to the Xi Series, with an optional 600 dpi Micro Label mode.

Zebra TC27
The TC22 platform plus WWAN and eSIM, for retail and field operations that need cellular data.

Zebra ZD611
The premium 2-inch desktop printer — faster than the ZD411, with RFID and linerless options.

Zebra ZT620
The 6-inch ZT600 — Zebra's premium industrial printer for wide labels.

Zebra TC501
AMOLED 6-inch touch computer with a 2.44 m drop rating, integrated UHF RFID and Wi-Fi 7.

Zebra ZD621
The 4-inch premium desktop printer — standard Serial, RFID and linerless builds available.

Zebra TC53e
Wi-Fi 6E touch computer with a 6-inch FHD+ display, up to 8 GB RAM and an optional integrated RFID reader.

Zebra TC58e
The TC53e platform plus 5G WWAN, GPS and eSIM, for retail and field-service work off the Wi-Fi network.

Zebra TC701
Zebra's most rugged handheld touch computer: a 3.66 m drop rating, integrated UHF RFID and Wi-Fi 7.

Zebra TC73
Ultra-rugged 6-inch touch computer with a 3.05 m drop rating and a pistol-grip trigger handle option.

Zebra TC78
The TC73 platform plus 5G WWAN, for ultra-rugged warehouse and field work off the Wi-Fi network.

Zebra MC3300 Series
Predecessor to the MC3400/MC3450: straight-shooter, turret or gun form factors with a choice of four scan engines.

Zebra ZT220
Plastic-clad ZT200 sibling of the ZT230 — a simpler 3-button interface, not available in all regions.

Zebra MC2200
Entry-level WLAN-only handheld computer with a 34-key keypad and an SE4100 imager.

Zebra ZT230
The printer the ZT231 replaced — metal-clad, direct-thermal standard, graphic LCD keypad.

Zebra 220Xi4
Zebra's widest industrial printer — up to 216 mm, for drum labels and other jobs the ZT610/ZT620 can't reach.

Zebra MC2700
The MC2200 platform plus WWAN and eSIM, for entry-level work off the Wi-Fi network.

Zebra TC21
Predecessor to the TC22: a 5-inch WLAN-only touch computer with SE4100/SE4710 imaging.

Zebra TC26
The TC21 platform plus LTE Category 6 WWAN, predecessor to the TC27.

Zebra ZD410
The predecessor to the ZD411 — direct thermal, 2-inch, "fits anywhere".

Zebra TC52
Predecessor to the TC53e: a 5-inch WLAN-only touch computer with SE4710 imaging and IP65/IP68 sealing.

Zebra TC57
The TC52 platform plus LTE WWAN and GPS, predecessor to the TC58e.

Zebra ZD420
The predecessor to the ZD421 — same instant-load ribbon cartridge idea, four generations back.

Zebra TC72
Predecessor to the TC73: an ultra-rugged 4.7-inch WLAN-only touch computer with a 2.4 m drop rating.

Zebra TC77
The TC72 platform plus dual nano-SIM LTE WWAN and GPS, predecessor to the TC78.

Zebra ZD620
The predecessor to the ZD621 — premium desktop printing with a media dancer, standard Ethernet and Serial.

Zebra GX420d
Zebra's older G-Series desktop printer — basic feed-button interface, direct thermal, Pending End of Sale.
Zebra Technologies is the reference point for thermal label printing and barcode data capture. Its printers and mobile computers are what most warehouses and production offices already run, which makes spare parts, compatibility and support easier for everyone involved.
MELARKO has represented Zebra in the region since 2025. We supply the full printer range together with the labels and ribbons that suit each model, hold spare parts for the machines we install, and our engineers are factory-trained. For most customers the value is not choosing the printer but matching it correctly to the label, the ribbon and the job it has to do.
Not sure which machine fits?
Tell us what you need to mark, on what material and how fast the line runs. We will come back with the right model and a price.