Zebra ZD621R 4-Inch RFID Desktop Label Printer with Peeler, 300 dpi, Thermal Transfer, UHF RFID, USB, Ethernet, BLE

The Zebra ZD621R (ZD6A143-31EFR2EZ) is a 4-inch thermal transfer desktop printer with a built-in UHF RFID encoder and a factory-fitted peeler, for retail, healthcare, asset tracking and logistics teams that print, encode and apply RFID labels one at a time.

It prints at 300 dpi up to 108 mm wide and 152 mm per second, encodes RAIN RFID tags with Zebra’s RE40 reader/encoder, separates each label from its liner for immediate application, and connects over USB, Ethernet, serial and Bluetooth Low Energy. A 4.3-inch colour touch display shows status and RFID results at the printer.

• Zebra ZD621R RFID printer (300 dpi, thermal transfer, peeler fitted)
• External AC power supply with power cords (EU and UK)
• USB cable
• Empty ribbon take-up cores and two 300 m ribbon core adapters
• Quick start guide and regulatory guide

• Print and encode in one pass: the printer writes the RFID chip and prints the label face in the same job, and RFID job monitoring with a timestamped log shows what was encoded and when.
• Peel-and-present: the peeler strips the backing from each label and presents it ready to apply — ideal when one person prints and tags items at a bench or counter.
• Fine print: 300 dpi keeps small text, small 2D barcodes and logos sharp on jewellery, pharmacy, electronics and asset labels.
• Ribbons: it takes both 74 m Zebra ribbons and 300 m ribbons (with the included adapters for non-Zebra cores), so high-volume users can cut ribbon changes.
• Media: labels 15–118 mm wide on rolls up to 127 mm diameter, 12.7 or 25.4 mm core (larger cores with an adapter kit). Minimum RFID tag pitch is 16 mm.
• Integration: ZPL II and EPL2 are built in, and ZPL RFID commands match earlier Zebra RFID printers, so existing RFID label formats carry over.
• Setup: the BLE link lets you configure the printer from a phone app; Ethernet and USB handle daily printing. A dual-radio Wi-Fi 6 / Bluetooth 5.3 card can be added later.

• Wi-Fi: this configuration has no Wi-Fi (Bluetooth Low Energy is for setup). Wireless printing needs the optional Wi-Fi 6 / Bluetooth 5.3 module.
• Cutting: the peeler dispenses labels one by one; it does not cut continuous media. A cutter is a different option.
• HF / NFC tags: the encoder is UHF only; it does not write HF (13.56 MHz) or NFC tags.
• Wide labels: maximum print width is 108 mm; for 6-inch labels choose an industrial printer such as the ZT421.