ZT411 vs MH241 vs ZX1200i+: 4-inch Industrial Printers

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Quick answer

Three questions decide it

1. How fast at your resolution?

At 203 dpi the ZT411 and MH241 print up to 14 ips and the ZX1200i+ up to 10 ips. At 300 dpi: MH341 12 ips, ZT411 10 ips, ZX1300i+ 7 ips. At 600 dpi: MH641 6 ips, ZT411 and ZX1600i+ 4 ips. Pick the resolution from your smallest barcode or text first, then check the speed.

2. How often can you stop to change the ribbon?

The MH241 Series takes ribbons up to 600 m long. The ZT411 and ZX1200i+ Series take up to 450 m. All three take label rolls up to 203 mm (8 inches) across, so roll changes come at roughly the same point.

3. Do you need RFID, linerless or a full-roll rewinder?

RFID encoding and the on-metal tag kit: ZT411 (Godex lists an RFID module as a project option). Linerless labels: ZT411, as a factory model or field kit. A built-in 8-inch full-roll rewinder: the P models of the MH241 Series. The ZT411 also has a factory-fitted rewind option, and Godex offers a dispenser with internal rewinder.

Which model for which job

Start from the label you print

Each job below names which of the ZT411, MH241 Series and ZX1200i+ Series suits it.

4 × 6 inch labels at 203 dpi

All three print 4 × 6 inch labels. At 14 ips (ZT411 and MH241) a label with a 3 mm gap takes about 0.44 s; at 10 ips (ZX1200i+) about 0.61 s.

Consider: Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241, Godex ZX1200i+

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Small 2D codes and fine text (600 dpi)

Each brand has a 600 dpi version: the ZT411 with the 600 dpi printhead (4 ips), the TSC MH641 (6 ips) and the Godex ZX1600i+ (4 ips).

Consider: Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241, Godex ZX1200i+

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RFID tags, including tags for metal assets

The ZT411 takes a UHF RFID encoder that can be added in the field, and an on-metal kit for Silverline tags up to 1.5 mm thick (203 and 300 dpi only). Godex lists an RFID read/write module as a project option.

Consider: Zebra ZT411, Godex ZX1200i+

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Long production runs with fewer reloads

The MH241 Series takes 600 m ribbons, and its P models wind a full 8-inch roll of printed labels inside the printer.

Consider: TSC MH241

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Print-and-apply lines

Each one connects to an applicator: an applicator interface card in a ZT411 option slot, the GPIO and parallel factory option on the MH241 Series, or the Godex 15-pin applicator interface.

Consider: Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241, Godex ZX1200i+

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Side by side

ZT411, MH241 Series and ZX1200i+ Series side by side

All three print 4-inch labels. The ZT411 has RFID, on-metal and linerless versions. The MH241 runs long on 600 m ribbons, and the ZX1200i+ takes media up to 118 mm wide.

Specification	Zebra ZT411	TSC MH241 Series	Godex ZX1200i+ Series
Best for	4-inch labels plus RFID, on-metal tags or linerless labels	Long runs on 600 m ribbons; built-in full-roll rewinder on P models	4-inch labels at up to 10 ips, on media up to 118 mm wide
Print width	104 mm (4.09 in.)	104 mm (4.09 in)	104 mm (4.09 in), up to 108 mm
Resolution	203, 300 or 600 dpi	203 / 300 / 600 dpi	203 / 300 / 600 dpi
Speed at each resolution	2.4-14 ips (61-356 mm/s) at 203 dpi; 2.4-10 ips (61-254 mm/s) at 300 dpi; 1.5-4 ips (38-102 mm/s) at 600 dpi	203 dpi: 356 mm/s (14 ips) · 300 dpi: 305 mm/s (12 ips) · 600 dpi: 152 mm/s (6 ips)	203 dpi: 254 mm/s (10 ips) · 300 dpi: 178 mm/s (7 ips) · 600 dpi: 102 mm/s (4 ips)
Printer languages	ZPL, ZPL II; EPL2 (203 dpi only); XML-enabled printing; ZBI 2.0 optional	TSPL-EZD (compatible with EPL, ZPL, ZPL II, DPL)	EZPL, GEPL, GZPL, GDPL with automatic switching
Media width	1.00 in. (25.4 mm) to 4.50 in. (114 mm) Tear/Cutter; 1.00 in. (25.4 mm) to 4.25 in. (108 mm) Peel/Rewind	20-114 mm (0.79-4.5 in)	Tear-off: 25.4-118 mm (1-4.65 in) · cutter: up to 117 mm · dispenser: up to 118 mm
Media thickness	0.0023 in. (0.058 mm) to 0.010 in. (0.25 mm)	0.06-0.28 mm (2.36-11 mil)	0.06-0.25 mm (0.0024-0.01 in)
Label roll	8.0 in. (203 mm) O.D. on a 3 in. (76 mm) I.D. core	203.2 mm (8 in) O.D. on a 38.1 mm or 76.2 mm (1.5 in or 3 in) core	203.2 mm (8 in) O.D., 38.1-76.2 mm (1.5-3 in) core
Ribbon length	1476 ft. (450 m)	600 m	Wax, wax/resin or resin; up to 450 m, 1-inch (25.4 mm) core, 76.2 mm roll diameter
Ribbon width	2.00 in. (51 mm) to 4.33 in. (110 mm)	25.4-114.3 mm (1-4.5 in)	30-110 mm (1.18-4.33 in)
Memory	RAM: 256 MB (8 MB user available) · Flash: 512 MB (64 MB user available)	512 MB flash, 256 MB SDRAM; microSD card reader for expansion up to 32 GB	256 MB flash (162 MB free for user storage), 256 MB SDRAM
Standard ports	USB 2.0, high speed; RS-232 serial (DB9F); 10/100 Ethernet; Bluetooth 4.1; dual USB Host	USB 2.0 (high speed), RS-232, Ethernet 10/100 Mbps, 2 × USB host (front, for scanner or keyboard)	USB 2.0 (Type B), RS-232 (DB-9), Ethernet 10/100 Mbps (RJ-45), 3 × USB host (Type A; 2 front, 1 rear)
Wireless and other port options	Dual-band 802.11ax Wi-Fi with Bluetooth 5.3; dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Bluetooth 4.2; parallel (bi-directional interface); 10/100 Ethernet; applicator interface	Factory options: GPIO (DB15F) + parallel (Centronics); internal Bluetooth 5.0 MFi (availability may vary by region) · Dealer option: Slot-in Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac with Bluetooth 4.2 combo module (availability may vary by region)	Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n) and Bluetooth (BLE 5.0) combo module; parallel port adaptor; label dispenser with internal rewinder
Display	4.3 in. colour touch display with menu, including RFID settings; bi-coloured status LEDs	Standard: 3.5-inch colour LCD, 320 × 240, with 6 buttons · T and P: 4.3-inch colour resistive touch screen, 480 × 272, with 6 buttons	3.2-inch backlit colour touch screen; power button; FEED / PAUSE / CANCEL key with Ready (green) and Error (red) LED; calibration button at the rear
Weight	36 lb (16.33 kg)	Standard: 15.60 kg · T: 15.70 kg · P: 18.93 kg	13.6 kg (30 lb), excluding consumables
Power supply	Auto-detectable (PFC compliant) 100-240VAC, 50-60Hz; ENERGY STAR qualified	Internal switching power supply, AC 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz; 243 W total output	Auto-switching, AC 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz
Operating temperature	Thermal transfer = 40º to 104ºF (5º to 40ºC); Thermal direct = 32º to 104ºF (0º to 40ºC); 20% to 85% non-condensing R.H.	0 °C to 40 °C, 25-85% humidity, non-condensing	5 °C to 40 °C, 20-85% humidity, non-condensing

All figures are each maker's own, as shown on each product page. The TSC and Godex columns cover the whole series: MH241, MH341 and MH641, and ZX1200i+, ZX1300i+ and ZX1600i+. Open a model for its full specification, India notes and FAQ. Maker documents checked on 8 October 2026 or later. About our product information

Two at a time

How each pair differs

Zebra ZT411 or TSC MH241?

Both print up to 104 mm wide at up to 14 ips at 203 dpi. At higher resolutions the MH241 Series is rated faster: 12 against 10 ips at 300 dpi, 6 against 4 ips at 600 dpi. It also takes 600 m ribbons (450 m on the ZT411), has a microSD slot for up to 32 GB, and comes as a P model with a built-in full-roll rewinder. The ZT411 has Bluetooth 4.1 built in, a Wi-Fi 6 option, a UHF RFID encoder, the on-metal kit and a linerless version. The ZT411 uses ZPL and ZPL II (EPL2 at 203 dpi); TSC's TSPL-EZD firmware is compatible with ZPL, ZPL II, EPL and DPL.

Zebra ZT411 or Godex ZX1200i+?

Both come in 203, 300 and 600 dpi and take 450 m ribbons and 8-inch label rolls. The ZT411 is rated faster at 203 dpi (14 against 10 ips) and 300 dpi (10 against 7 ips); both reach 4 ips at 600 dpi. The ZX1200i+ prints up to 108 mm wide at 203 dpi, takes media up to 118 mm wide (114 mm on the ZT411), has three USB host ports and weighs 13.6 kg against 16.33 kg. The ZT411 has Bluetooth 4.1 built in and offers a UHF RFID encoder, the on-metal kit and a linerless version.

TSC MH241 or Godex ZX1200i+?

Both have 203, 300 and 600 dpi models and print 104 mm wide (the ZX1200i+ up to 108 mm at 203 dpi). The MH241 Series is rated faster at each resolution: 14, 12 and 6 ips against 10, 7 and 4 ips. It takes 600 m ribbons against 450 m, media from 20 mm wide and up to 0.28 mm thick, and has a P model with a full-roll rewinder. The ZX1200i+ Series takes media up to 118 mm wide (114 mm on the MH241), has three USB host ports against two, and weighs 13.6 kg against 15.60 kg for the standard MH241.

For buyers in India

Heat, power and Indian labels

Heat on the shop floor

All three are rated up to 40 °C: the ZT411 from 5 °C in thermal transfer (0 °C in direct thermal), the MH241 Series from 0 °C and the ZX1200i+ Series from 5 °C, all non-condensing. Keep the printer in a ventilated or cooled area.

Mains supply

All three take 100-240 V AC at 50-60 Hz. Use a stabiliser or UPS where mains runs high.

RFID band

Zebra's on-metal spec sheet gives the Silverline tags for the ZT411 an ETSI band of 865-869 MHz and an FCC band of 902-928 MHz. For a ZT411 with RFID or the on-metal kit, ask for tags made for the ETSI band and confirm the printer's India RFID country setting before ordering.

QR and Data Matrix codes

All three print QR and Data Matrix codes. At 600 dpi a dot is about 0.04 mm across, which helps with very small codes.

Questions buyers ask

ZT411 vs MH241 vs ZX1200i+ questions

What is the price of the Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241 and Godex ZX1200i+ in India?

It depends on the model, the resolution (203, 300 or 600 dpi), options such as a cutter, rewinder, Wi-Fi or RFID, and the 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.

How often will we change the ribbon?

The MH241 Series takes ribbons up to 600 m long; the ZT411 and ZX1200i+ Series take up to 450 m. On 4 × 6 inch labels with a 3 mm gap, a 600 m ribbon lasts for about 3,860 labels and a 450 m ribbon for about 2,900. Allmark supplies Zebra and TSC branded ribbons on request, or its own grade of the same type; ask us about ribbons for the ZX1200i+.

Which of them print at 600 dpi?

All three. The ZT411 takes an optional 600 dpi printhead and prints up to 4 ips with it, but the on-metal RFID kit is not offered at 600 dpi. TSC's 600 dpi model is the MH641, at up to 6 ips. Godex's is the ZX1600i+, at up to 4 ips.

Which one can encode RFID tags?

The ZT411 takes a UHF RFID encoder for EPC Gen 2 V2.1, ISO/IEC 18000-63 and RAIN RFID tags, and can be upgraded in the field. Its on-metal kit prints and encodes Silverline tags for metal assets. Godex lists an RFID read/write module for the ZX1200i+ Series as a project option. The MH241 Series page lists no RFID option.

Will they print the ZPL labels from our current printers?

The ZT411's own languages are ZPL and ZPL II, with EPL2 on 203 dpi models. The MH241 Series runs TSC's TSPL-EZD, which is compatible with EPL, ZPL, ZPL II and DPL. Godex lists EZPL, GEPL, GZPL and GDPL with automatic switching. Whichever you choose, print a test batch of your real label formats before you change over.

Can I add Wi-Fi later?

Yes, on all three. The ZT411 takes a Wi-Fi 6 card with Bluetooth 5.3, or Wi-Fi 5 with Bluetooth 4.2, in one of its two option slots. The MH241 Series takes a slot-in 802.11ac Wi-Fi module with Bluetooth 4.2; TSC says availability may vary by region. The ZX1200i+ Series takes a dealer-installed 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and BLE 5.0 module.

Every figure on this page comes from Allmark's published product pages for the Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241 Series and Godex ZX1200i+ Series, which were read from each maker's spec sheets, datasheet or brochure (each product page lists its documents and the date read).
India notes: the 'For buyers in India' sections of the same product pages.

Zebra ZT411 vs TSC MH241 vs Godex ZX1200i+: which 4-inch industrial printer fits your labels?

Three questions decide it

1. How fast at your resolution?

2. How often can you stop to change the ribbon?

3. Do you need RFID, linerless or a full-roll rewinder?

Start from the label you print

4 × 6 inch labels at 203 dpi

Small 2D codes and fine text (600 dpi)

RFID tags, including tags for metal assets

Long production runs with fewer reloads

Print-and-apply lines

ZT411, MH241 Series and ZX1200i+ Series side by side

How each pair differs

Zebra ZT411 or TSC MH241?

Zebra ZT411 or Godex ZX1200i+?

TSC MH241 or Godex ZX1200i+?

Heat, power and Indian labels

Heat on the shop floor

Mains supply

RFID band

QR and Data Matrix codes

ZT411 vs MH241 vs ZX1200i+ questions

What is the price of the Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241 and Godex ZX1200i+ in India?

How often will we change the ribbon?

Which of them print at 600 dpi?

Which one can encode RFID tags?

Will they print the ZPL labels from our current printers?

Can I add Wi-Fi later?

Not sure which one? Send us your label

Request a quote

Zebra ZT411 vs TSC MH241 vs Godex ZX1200i+: which 4-inch industrial printer fits your labels?

Three questions decide it

1. How fast at your resolution?

2. How often can you stop to change the ribbon?

3. Do you need RFID, linerless or a full-roll rewinder?

Start from the label you print

4 × 6 inch labels at 203 dpi

Small 2D codes and fine text (600 dpi)

RFID tags, including tags for metal assets

Long production runs with fewer reloads

Print-and-apply lines

ZT411, MH241 Series and ZX1200i+ Series side by side

How each pair differs

Zebra ZT411 or TSC MH241?

Zebra ZT411 or Godex ZX1200i+?

TSC MH241 or Godex ZX1200i+?

Heat, power and Indian labels

Heat on the shop floor

Mains supply

RFID band

QR and Data Matrix codes

ZT411 vs MH241 vs ZX1200i+ questions

What is the price of the Zebra ZT411, TSC MH241 and Godex ZX1200i+ in India?

How often will we change the ribbon?

Which of them print at 600 dpi?

Which one can encode RFID tags?

Will they print the ZPL labels from our current printers?

Can I add Wi-Fi later?

Not sure which one? Send us your label

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