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Available: 1 unit (quantity not confirmed by the supplier). Supplier stock: held by the supplier in Montreal, not at Godberd; sold to order. Manufacturer specifications (source: Zebra (P330i/P330m product specifications, part P330i-09/07, hosted by Unicard), official datasheet, read 2026-11-12) The Zebra P330i is a single sided desktop ID card printer built for high volume badge production, printing colour by dye sublimation and monochrome by thermal transfer at 300 dpi. It produces 144 full colour YMCKO cards per hour from a 100 card feeder, with a 220 card feeder available, and accepts ISO CR-80 PVC and composite cards from 10 to 60 mil thick. The standard connection is USB, with a built in 10/100 Ethernet port as a factory option, which the listing says this unit has. Magnetic stripe, contact and Mifare/DESFire contactless encoders can be fitted. It measures 462 x 239 x 256 mm, weighs 7.0 kg and runs on 100 to 240 V AC. Key figures: 7.0 kg; 462 x 239 x 256 mm; connections: USB, RJ45 Ethernet. Colour dye sublimation or monochrome thermal transfer, single sided, 300 dpi (11.8 dots/mm). 144 full colour YMCKO cards per hour. USB 1.1 (USB 2.0 compatible) standard; built in 10/100 Ethernet optional. 4 Mbit image memory, 16 character LCD. ISO CR-80 PVC and composite cards, 10 to 60 mil (0.25 to 1.524 mm); 100 card feeder (220 optional), 100 card output hopper. Options: 3 track HiCo/LoCo magnetic encoder, ISO 7816 contact, Mifare/DESFire contactless encoders. 100 to 240 V AC 50/60 Hz auto switching. Two year printer and printhead warranty; specification sheet dated 09/07. Note: Ethernet is an option on this model; the listing claims USB and Ethernet, not verified. Spec sheet dated September 2007.
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