Label Printer Xprinter XP – 350B – 80mm

Xprinter XP-350B direct thermal label printer at 152 mm/s

The Xprinter XP-350B is a direct thermal label printer supporting media widths from 20 to 82 mm and a maximum printable width of 76 mm. This model connects through USB and supports Windows, allowing it to be linked directly to a compatible computer for preparing and printing labels.

Printing performance and media flexibility

• 152 mm/s print speed: Helps process multiple labels in sequence for product identification and organization tasks.
• 203 DPI resolution: Supports readable text, symbols and graphics according to the source design and selected media.
• Up to 76 mm print width: Accommodates different label layouts on media ranging from 20 to 82 mm wide.
• Multiple media types: Handles thermal paper, thermal sticker labels, continuous, gap, black-mark, fan-fold and perforated media.
• Roll diameter up to 100 mm: Allows a relatively larger media roll to be installed, with supported thickness from 0.06 to 0.19 mm.

Processing and layout control

The printer uses a 32-bit RISC processor and includes 4 MB of Flash memory plus 4 MB of DRAM for handling print data. Font 0 through Font 8 are supported, together with PCX and BMP graphics that can be downloaded to memory for label layouts.

Content can be rotated at 0°, 90°, 180° or 270°, helping users match text and graphic orientation to the label format. The printhead is rated for 100 km, while the supplied specifications state a one-year warranty.

Suitable uses and physical size

The XP-350B may suit shops, storage areas and product-organization workflows that require thermal labels in different sizes and detection formats through a USB connection. It measures 220 × 148 × 150 mm and weighs from 1.44 to 1.52 kg, helping users assess the required placement space.

For buyers comparing label printers in Syria, the print speed, media width, gap and black-mark support, and roll capacity provide useful criteria for deciding whether this model fits labeling and organization tasks in Damascus or Aleppo.