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Honeywell PX6ie label printer

The PX6ie is Honeywell's 6-inch industrial printer that prints up to 167.4mm wide on 76–170mm media, used in the configuration that matches the output method: tear-off, peel-off, cutter or batch rewind. The GoodLabel Designer list has the ZPL entry PX6ie as is, with 203 and 300 DPI buttons.

Print method
Thermal transfer and direct thermal
Resolution
203dpi (8 dots/mm), 300dpi (11.8 dots/mm)
Print speed
100–225mm/s (4–9ips), same for 203 and 300dpi
Max print width
167.4mm
Max label length
4095mm (203dpi), 2775mm (300dpi)
Media width and thickness
76–170mm, 2.4–10.0mil
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Specifications

Print methodThermal transfer and direct thermal
Resolution203dpi (8 dots/mm), 300dpi (11.8 dots/mm)
Print speed100–225mm/s (4–9ips), same for 203 and 300dpi
Max print width167.4mm
Max label length4095mm (203dpi), 2775mm (300dpi)
Media width and thickness76–170mm, 2.4–10.0mil
Media rollMax outer diameter 213mm, cores 38–76mm, roll or fanfold
RibbonMax roll diameter 80mm (about 450m), core 25.4mm, ink side in and out
Output methodsTear-off, peel-off, cutter, internal batch rewind, external supply, RFID
Label Taken sensorOption (tear-off and peel-off configurations); waits for the printed label to be taken before the next one
Command languagesFingerprint, Direct Protocol, IPL, ZSim2 (ZPL-II), DPL, Autosense
InterfacesStandard: Ethernet 10/100Mbps, RS-232, USB 2.0
Sold variants203dpi · 300dpi × USB · RS232 (serial) · Ethernet
GoodLabel Designer modelPX6ie (ZPL, 203 · 300 DPI)
Dimensions and weight482×238×335mm, 14.13kg

The PX6ie is a 6-inch model on which you choose among six output methods in one printer: tear-off, peel-off, cutter, internal batch rewind, external supply and RFID; its successor is the PX65. It prints up to 167.4mm wide on 76–170mm media, and the PX6ie is also in the GoodLabel Designer list as a ZPL entry.

PX6ie configurations by output method

The PX6ie offers six output methods in one printer, but apart from tear-off, most of them require optional parts. Decide how you want to receive the labels, then match the configuration.

Output methodHow labels come outConfiguration needed
Tear-offTorn off by hand against the tear barStandard configuration
Peel-off (self-strip)Labels on liner separate from the liner right after printingPeel-off assembly, not used together with the fanfold guide
CutterCut one at a timeCutter (used with the front door removed)
Batch rewindLabels on liner and perforated tickets are wound into a roll inside the printer; the hub holds up to 30–40% of the original rollFactory-installed internal liner and batch take-up
External supplyFed from fanfold tickets or tags placed behind the printerFanfold guide (optional)
RFIDPrints on labels with embedded tagsRFID configuration

With any method in the table, output follows the settings stored in the printer, and the Designer ZPL has no command to change the output method, as on the PX45 page.

Label Taken sensor and print count

The Label Taken sensor is an optional part for tear-off and peel-off configurations. With the sensor, the printer does not print the next label of the same batch until the label just printed is taken.

The Designer sends multiple copies of the same label at once, with the count in ^PQ. Even if you enter 50 in Copies in the Print window, a PX6ie with the sensor feeds out the next label each time a person takes one.

Designer setup and printer command language

The Designer's PX6ie entry has only two resolution buttons, 203 DPI and 300 DPI, so press the one that matches the resolution variant you chose.

The printer accepts Fingerprint, DP, IPL, ZSim and DPL, so the command language must be ZSim or Autosense for the Designer's ZPL to be processed. The menu path and command order are on the PX4ie page, and the table for matching the width field and ^PW dot count at 6-inch width is on the PX65 page.

Speed is 100–225mm/s (4–9ips) for both resolutions, and the maximum length the printer prints on one label is 4095mm at 203dpi and 2775mm at 300dpi.

Compatible with GoodLabel Designer

You can design and print labels for this model with GoodLabel Designer, our free label software. GoodLabel Designer · User Guide

FAQ

Can an RFID-configured PX6ie also write data to the tag chip?
The ZPL that Designer v3.3.22 sends has no RFID tag write commands. Even on an RFID-configured printer, the Designer prints only the text and barcodes on the label surface.
I entered several copies, but only one label comes out at a time.
A printer with a Label Taken sensor prints the next label only after the printed one is taken. The Designer sends the count at once with ^PQ, so as you take each label, the remaining ones come out in turn.
Can the internal batch rewind take up an entire roll?
The PX6ie rewind hub holds only 30–40% of a full original roll. For a job that prints a whole 213mm roll to the end, remove the wound roll partway and continue rewinding.

Drivers & manuals

How to buy

  • In Korea, this product is sold through our Korean online store. Korean product page →
  • Outside Korea, contact us by email. Email: Contact →
  • Or buy from an authorized dealer in your country.

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