HP Label printers
This catalog features commercial-grade shipping printers and portable photo labelers for professional and personal use. These machines handle high-speed barcode tasks and custom color sticker designs
4 printers in this lineup
Professional 4x6 inch thermal shipping printer
Compact 4x6 inch direct thermal printer
Pink panorama instant color photo printer
High Speed Output
Commercial grade hardware designed for rapid shipping label production.
Network Connectivity
Select models include Ethernet ports for stable office networking.
Compact Desktop Design
The shipping models maintain a small footprint for desk use.
Buyer notes
The 300 DPI shipping printer produces very clear barcodes for my packages.
I use the Sprocket Panorama to create custom photobooth strips on sticky-back paper.
The Ethernet version of the thermal printer stays connected to my office network reliably.
Commercial Thermal Specifications
These listings focus on 203 DPI and 300 DPI thermal output for shipping and mailing. The hardware supports standard 4x6 in labels and specialty Zink media.
- Direct thermal printing
- 300 DPI high-speed output
- Ethernet network versions
- Zink sticky-back photo support
- Barcode printing capabilities
- 4x6 in shipping format
Shipping and Logistics
The HPKE103 and ZP505 models are built for high-volume mailing. They are compatible with major shipping platforms and barcode standards.
Resolution Options
Users can choose between 203 DPI for standard labels or 300 DPI for finer detail. Both options utilize direct thermal technology.
Portable Color Printing
The Sprocket Panorama differs by using Zink technology for color. It creates long strips and custom designs from a smartphone.
Professional Build
The shipping printers come in black or white finishes. They are designed for durability in commercial environments.
HP Questions
What label sizes do the shipping printers support?
The commercial models are designed for 4x6 in shipping labels. The Sprocket Panorama prints on 2 in wide rolls.
Do these printers use ink or toner?
The shipping models use direct thermal technology which requires no ink. The Sprocket model uses Zink sticky-back paper for color prints.
What is the difference between the 203 DPI and 300 DPI models?
The 300 DPI model offers higher resolution for sharper text and barcodes. Both are commercial-grade direct thermal printers.
Are these printers compatible with shipping platforms?
Yes, the titles indicate compatibility with UPS, ShipStation, and other major mailing services. They are designed for barcode and shipping label tasks.