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CLP 521 - Label printer - Monochrome - Direct thermal - 101.6 mm (4 inches) per second - 203 dpi - Serial; Parallel; USB; LAN(Optional) It has always been Citizen's tradition to produce unique and innovative label printers and the CLP 521 is no exception. Even though the CLP 521 is aimed at the entry level and desktop printer environment, it is packed full of features and options usually only found on high performance machines. However, in a world where price is the key to so much, Citizen have used their skills in precision manufacturing to produce a high performance printer that the bank manager will also like. It's also inevitable that a label printer must be able to connect to all types of computer systems. Traditional serial and parallel ports are still very popular in the market as are the newer USB, high speed parallel and, of course, Ethernet and WiFi. Many other machines available on the market have an external power supply, which can be kicked or damaged or even simply unplugged by mistake. The CLP 521 doesn't compromise here either with a high performance integrated internal power supply for hassle-free printing and reliability.
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Manufacturer Path: Citizen / Printers / Thermal / Label Printer/Maker

It has always been Citizen's tradition to produce unique and innovative label printers and the CLP 521 is no exception. Even though the CLP 521 is aimed at the entry level and desktop printer environment, it is packed full of features and options usually only found on high performance machines. However, in a world where price is the key to so much, Citizen have used their skills in precision manufacturing to produce a high performance printer that the bank manager will also like. It's also inevitable that a label printer must be able to connect to all types of computer systems. Traditional serial and parallel ports are still very popular in the market as are the newer USB, high speed parallel and, of course, Ethernet and WiFi. Many other machines available on the market have an external power supply, which can be kicked or damaged or even simply unplugged by mistake. The CLP 521 doesn't compromise here either with a high performance integrated internal power supply for hassle-free printing and reliability.