Zebra ZQ320 Plus 203 dpi 4 ips Bluetooth Linered Platen, Label Taken Sensor Direct Thermal Mobile Receipt Label Printer - ZQ32-A0W03R0-00

The Zebra ZQ320 Plus is a mobile direct-thermal printer built for receipt and label output away from a fixed desktop station. Its 203 dpi resolution, 4 inches per second print speed, Bluetooth connectivity, linered platen, and label-taken sensor support mobile workflows where operators need to print and retrieve documents or labels at the point of activity.

Key Features

• Mobile direct-thermal receipt and label printing
• 203 dpi resolution
• 4 inches per second print speed
• Bluetooth connectivity
• Linered platen configuration
• Label-taken sensor

Product Specifications

• Part Number: ZQ32-A0W03R0-00
• Product Type: Direct Thermal Mobile Receipt Label Printer
• Model: ZQ320 Plus
• Print Method: Direct thermal
• Resolution: 203 dpi
• Print Speed: 4 ips
• Connectivity: Bluetooth
• Platen: Linered platen
• Sensor: Label-taken sensor
• Application Category: Mobile receipt and label printing

Use Cases

This printer is suited to mobile point-of-service work, delivery documentation, field service receipts, inventory labeling, route operations, and other environments where print output needs to follow the operator instead of remaining at a fixed workstation.

Compatibility

Requires a Bluetooth-capable host and compatible direct-thermal receipt or label media. Confirm the application, media dimensions, and mobile operating environment before deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of media does the ZQ320 Plus use?

The listed print method is direct thermal for receipt and label output.

What is the print speed?

The listed speed is 4 inches per second.

What sensor is included?

The configuration includes a label-taken sensor.

ZQ32-A0W03R0-00 is designed for organizations that need dependable mobile printing without interrupting the physical workflow. Its Bluetooth connection, compact mobile format, label-taken sensor, and 203 dpi output support fast handoff at counters, in stockrooms, on delivery routes, or wherever a fixed printer would slow the operator down.