Warehouse, production, label, stock and asset software that works with the barcode printers, scanners and mobile computers we supply, and the Windows and Android apps we set up for your devices.
Label printers for manufacturing and warehouse lines that print all day, from Zebra, Honeywell, TSC and Godex, in 4- and 6-inch widths, sized to your volume.
Industrial printers for long shifts and large label rolls
Allmark has supplied barcode devices since 2014 and installed more than 75,000 of them for over 2,000 customers.
For industrial printers, we help you pick the model for your volume, label size and site, set it up with your ERP or warehouse software, supply the labels and ribbons and support it from Chennai.
Industrial label printers take 8-inch label rolls and long ribbons and run all day on shipping, product and compliance labels. Compare the current Zebra, Honeywell, TSC, Godex and TVS models below, or tell us your label and volume and we will suggest one.
Industrial label printer price in India: ask our team for today's competitive price. Share your requirement and budget, and we will help you choose the right configuration and send a written quotation with current pricing and delivery time.
Zebra, TSC, Godex, Honeywell and TVS industrial printers, each with its own page: open a model for the maker's full specification, or tell us your volume and label.
Industrial label printers
Metal-framed printers for plants, warehouses and long print runs; the cards name the type and the first figures from the maker's specification.
TVS ILP 5210 / ILP 5308
Industrial barcode label printer; Resolution: ILP 5210: 203 dpi · ILP 5308: 300 dpi; Speed: ILP 5210: up to 10 ips · ILP 5308: up to 8 ips.
For a production or dispatch line, start from your widest label, your daily volume and your smallest print; RFID jobs are listed too. Each names the models that suit it.
Shipping and carton labels on a busy dispatch line
4-inch labels at 203 dpi, printed all day. Look for speed and long ribbons.
Very small PCB and component labels for electronics manufacturing services (EMS)
For tiny labels and fine print, choose a model with a 600 dpi version; at 600 dpi the ZT610 prints labels as short as 3 mm in rewind or tear-off mode (Zebra's tech specs).
To encode RFID labels while printing, choose a model with an RFID option: a UHF RFID encoder or kit on the Zebra and Honeywell models, RFID upgrade kits on the TSC MB241 Series, and an RFID read/write module as a project option on the Godex ZX1200i+ Series.
Figures are from each maker's own specification, as shown on the product pages. Open a model for the full specification, options, India notes and FAQ.
How to choose
Five questions that decide the printer
For 203, 300 or 600 dpi, ribbon winding and printer languages when replacing an old printer, see our barcode printer buying guide.
How wide is the label?
Most shipping, carton and product labels fit a 4-inch (104 mm) printer. For labels wider than that, look at the 6-inch class: the Zebra ZT421 and ZT620 (up to 168 mm).
How small is the text or barcode?
203 dpi suits shipping and carton labels. 300 dpi prints small text and small 2D codes more cleanly. For very small labels, the table shows which models offer 600 dpi (for example the Zebra ZT411 and ZT610, the TSC MH241 Series and the Godex ZX1200i+ Series).
How many labels a day, and how often can you change the ribbon?
Compare the speeds in the table; each product page lists its ribbon length, and a longer ribbon (450 m or 600 m) means fewer changes on a busy line.
Do you need RFID?
If you tag cartons or assets with UHF RFID, choose a model that offers an RFID encoder. The Zebra ZT231, ZT411, ZT421, ZT610 and ZT620 product pages list RFID options, and so do the Honeywell PM45 page (RFID kit), the TSC MB241 Series page (RFID upgrade kits) and the Godex ZX1200i+ Series page (RFID module as a project option); check the page for the exact kit.
How will it connect?
All the models above connect by Ethernet, USB and serial; some add Wi-Fi or Bluetooth options and USB host ports for a scanner or keyboard. Tell us your ERP, warehouse or labelling software and we will set the printer up with it.
Price
How much does an industrial label printer cost in India?
These are enterprise printers, so the price depends on the configuration and the project. Ask our team for today's competitive price: share your requirement and budget, and we will help you choose the right configuration and send a written quotation with current pricing and delivery time.
What changes the price
Why it matters
Model, width and resolution
4-inch or 6-inch class, and 203, 300 or 600 dpi.
Options
Cutter, peeler, rewinder, RFID encoder, wireless module or applicator interface.
Quantity
One printer for a dispatch desk and several for a production line are quoted differently.
Labels and ribbons
Many buyers order the first labels and ribbons with the printer, matched to the printer's media sizes.
Software and installation
Label design, ERP or warehouse integration, on-site setup and training.
Delivery location and GST
Where the printer goes and the tax invoice details.
Earlier models
Still using an older industrial printer?
These industrial printers are no longer sold by their makers; their pages stay for existing users. Each row shows the maker's status and the model it names to replace it.
Zebra no longer sells it (end of sale 27 February 2026); Zebra support continues to 27 February 2031. Replacement named by Zebra: ZT620. See the Zebra ZT620. The ZT620 is a 6-inch class printer and the 220Xi4 is 8-inch class, so check your label width first. Source: Zebra (opens in a new tab), read 13 October 2026.
Zebra no longer sells it (last sale 1 October 2020); Zebra support ended 1 December 2025 (APAC dates). Replacement named by Zebra: ZT411. See the Zebra ZT411. Source: Zebra (opens in a new tab), read 13 October 2026.
Zebra no longer sells it (discontinued 27 June 2022); Zebra support continues to 31 January 2027. Replacement named by Zebra: ZT111. See the Zebra ZT111. Source: Zebra (opens in a new tab), read 13 October 2026.
Zebra no longer sells it (last sale 27 June 2022); Zebra support ended 31 January 2026 (APAC date; other regions 31 January 2027). Replacement named by Zebra: ZT231. See the Zebra ZT231. Source: Zebra (opens in a new tab), read 13 October 2026.
TSC lists last sale 31 December 2020; TSC support ended 31 December 2025. Replacement named by TSC: MB241 Series or ML241P Series. See the TSC MB241 Series or the TSC ML241P Series. TSC first named MB240 and ML240, which were themselves replaced by the MB241 and ML241P. Source: TSC (opens in a new tab), read 15 October 2026.
TSC lists the ME240 Series (which includes the 300 dpi ME340) with last sale 31 December 2020; TSC support ended 31 December 2025. Replacement named by TSC: MB241 Series or ML241P Series. See the TSC MB241 Series or the TSC ML241P Series. TSC's notice covers the ME240 Series and does not name the ME340 separately; TSC first named MB240 and ML240, which were themselves replaced by the MB241 and ML241P. The MB241 and ML241P Series include the 300 dpi MB341 and ML341P. Source: TSC (opens in a new tab), read 15 October 2026.
TSC no longer sells it (end of sale 31 December 2021); TSC support continues to 31 December 2026. Replacement named by TSC: MH241 Series. See the TSC MH241 Series. Source: TSC (opens in a new tab), read 8 October 2026.
TSC lists the MH240 Series (which includes the 300 dpi MH340) as no longer sold (end of sale 31 December 2021); TSC support continues to 31 December 2026. Replacement named by TSC: MH241 Series. See the TSC MH241 Series. TSC's notice covers the MH240 Series; it does not name the MH340 or MH341 separately. The MH241 Series includes the 300 dpi MH341. Source: TSC (opens in a new tab), read 8 October 2026.
Zebra no longer sells it (last sale 1 October 2020); Zebra support ended 1 December 2025 (APAC dates). Replacement named by Zebra: ZT421. See the Zebra ZT421. Source: Zebra (opens in a new tab), read 13 October 2026.
Zebra 220Xi4
Zebra described the 220Xi4 as its built-to-last Xi printer for labels up to 8 in. wide, such as drum labels.
TSC describes its ME240 Series of industrial thermal label printers as "designed to offer the right features at the best value in the industry". TSC said the ME240's small footprint and low profile fitted where larger industrial printers did not.
TSC said the ME340's quiet operation and fast label throughput were equally at home in the office or on the shop floor, and that its all-metal construction and die-cast aluminium print mechanism are durable enough to withstand the toughest production environments.
The MH240 Series was TSC's mainstream industrial barcode label printer; TSC's MH241 Series is built upon its legacy. TSC says the MH240 Series has "premium printhead technology, fast processor, and all the memory customers will need to print high-quality labels delivered at the fastest speeds". Enhanced Print Quality, Smart Colorful Display, ENERGY STAR qualified.
The MH340 is the 300 dpi model of TSC's MH240 Series. TSC says its print module "features 'Thermal Smart Control' technology which tracks and precisely calculates the duration that each pixel needs to be heated to provide consistently accurate, crisp and clear labels".
What is the price of an industrial barcode printer in India?
It depends on the model, width, resolution, options and quantity. Ask our team for today's competitive price: share your requirement and budget, and we will help you choose the right configuration and send a written quotation with current pricing and delivery time.
Industrial or desktop printer: which do I need?
Industrial printers have metal frames, take 8-inch label rolls and long ribbons, and suit all-day printing on dispatch and production lines. Desktop printers are smaller and take smaller rolls, which suits counters, offices and lower volumes. See our desktop printer range to compare.
Do you supply the labels and ribbons too?
Yes. Allmark supplies barcode labels and thermal transfer ribbons; tell us the printer, label size and material, and we will quote them with the printer.
Can Allmark set it up with our software?
Yes. Allmark provides on-site installation and training, and connects barcode printers to ERP, warehouse and billing software, including our own warehouse management system.
My printer is an older model. What replaces it?
Several printers listed above (for example the Zebra ZT410, ZT220, ZT230 and 220Xi4, and the TSC ME and MH 240 Series) are no longer sold by their makers, nor is the earlier Zebra ZT420. The discontinued models guide gives each maker's dates and named replacement.
Tell us the label, we will suggest the printer
Send the label size, material, daily volume and where the printer will work. We will quote the printer, labels, ribbons and setup.
