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w1110 4´ - 300DPI / 4IPS Printer

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WCB-00-0JP00100

Equipped with a 300 dpi printhead and PCL5e language support, the Datamax-O'Neil WCB-00-0JP00100 is a direct thermal label printer delivering monochrome output at up to 4.02 in/s across a 4.33-inch print width. It handles die-cut, continuous and roll-fed direct thermal label media on rolls up to 5 inches in diameter, with maximum print lengths reaching 98.98 inches. Standard connectivity includes serial, USB and Ethernet 10/100, while 50 resident and scalable fonts and 32 MB of standard memory round out the feature set. The compact chassis measures 6.8 in wide by 8.3 in deep by 6 in tall and weighs 3.20 lb, supporting both Mac and PC platforms via AC power. A one-year limited warranty applies.
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Description
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The Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 is a compact direct thermal desktop label printer built for IT and operations teams that need reliable, high-quality label output in space-constrained environments. Printing at up to 4 ips (102 mmps) at 300 dpi, it produces sharp barcodes, text, and graphics for pharmaceutical labeling, asset management, shelf tagging, retail item labels, and manufacturing product labels. Ethernet 10/100, USB 2.0, and an optional serial interface provide flexible integration into existing networks, while PCL5e printer language enables straightforward compatibility with SAP and legacy systems. The patent-pending one-hand-open design simplifies media loading and reduces operator downtime, and 50 resident scalable fonts allow on-demand custom label creation. Weighing just 3.2 lbs and measuring 6.75 x 8.32 x 6.02 inches, the w1110 delivers Performance Series features in a desktop footprint, backed by a 1-year limited warranty.
Technical Specifications
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Documents
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Product document mod-datamax-workstation-printer-honeywell-label-printer-datasheet.pdf WCB-00-0JP00100  (PDF) Product document mod-datamax-workstation-printer-honeywell-label-printer-user-manual.pdf WCB-00-0JP00100  (PDF) Product document datamax-workstation-printer.pdf WCB-00-0JP00100  (PDF)
FAQs
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What connectivity interfaces does the Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 support for integration into existing networks?
The w1110 includes USB 2.0 and Ethernet 10/100 as standard interfaces. A serial interface (RS-232C) is available as an optional add-on for environments that require it.
What print resolution and maximum print speed does the Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 deliver?
The printer produces output at 300 dpi (12 dots/mm) and reaches a maximum print speed of 4 ips (102 mm/s).
Which industries and labeling applications is the Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 best suited for?
The w1110 is designed for pharmaceutical labeling, product and asset identification, shelf tagging, retail returns, specimen tracking, patient ID wristbands, manufacturing work-in-progress labels, and postal shipping labels, among other applications requiring a compact yet capable desktop printer.
What media types and dimensions does the Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 accept?
It accepts direct thermal media including roll-fed, die-cut, and continuous labels with a width range of 0.75 to 4.33 inches (19 to 110 mm) and a thickness range of 0.003 to 0.008 inches. Maximum roll diameter is 5 inches on a 1-inch or 1.5-inch core.
What printer language does the Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 use, and does it integrate with enterprise systems such as SAP?
The w1110 uses PCL5e as its standard printer language, which is a globally adopted, laser-compatible standard that allows straightforward integration with SAP and other network environments, including compatibility with HP OpenView and Tivoli network management tools.
What warranty coverage does the Datamax-O'Neil Workstation w1110 carry?
The printer carries a 1-year limited warranty covering the unit, platen roller, and installed options, and the printhead is warranted for 1 year or 1,000,000 inches of print, whichever comes first, when used with approved supplies.