Zebra Card Printers
Zebra card printers are trusted by businesses across Ireland for their reliability, print quality, and ease of use. From entry-level single-sided models to high-volume dual-sided printers with encoding, the Zebra range covers every requirement.
We carry the full Zebra lineup — printers, genuine ribbons, cleaning kits, and accessories. If you're weighing up which Zebra model suits your needs, we're happy to talk it through. The right printer depends on your volume, whether you need dual-sided printing, and what encoding your access control system requires. Browse our Zebra ribbons and printer bundles.
Zebra card printers are trusted by businesses across Ireland for their reliability, print quality, and ease of use. From entry-level single-sided models to high-volume dual-sided printers with encoding, the Zebra range covers every requirement.
We carry the full Zebra lineup — printers, genuine ribbons, cleaning kits, and accessories. If you're weighing up which Zebra model suits your needs, we're happy to talk it through. The right printer depends on your volume, whether you need dual-sided printing, and what encoding your access control system requires. Browse our Zebra ribbons and printer bundles.
Choosing a Zebra ID card printer for your organisation
Zebra card printers turn up in Irish hospitals, colleges, factories and council offices for a plain reason: they keep running. The range here starts with the ZC100, a single-sided USB printer for a small office producing staff badges a few at a time, and ends with the ZXP Series 9, a retransfer machine for organisations that print thousands of cards a year.
Between them sits the ZC350, available single-sided or dual-sided with Ethernet, and in a version with magnetic stripe and MIFARE encoders built in. That is the model most Irish access control installers reach for, because one pass through the printer prints the photo and writes the credential. There is also the ZC10L, a large-format direct-to-card printer for event passes and oversized badges that a standard CR80 printer cannot handle.
Which Zebra card printer: ZC100, ZC350 or ZXP Series 9
| Model | Sides | Connection and encoding | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZC100 | Single | USB | Small offices, low volumes, from €1,070 ex VAT |
| ZC350 | Single or dual | Ethernet, optional mag stripe and MIFARE encoders | Shared network printing, access control cards |
| ZXP Series 9 | Single or dual | Retransfer | High volume, edge-to-edge print, contactless cards |
Direct-to-card models like the ZC100 and ZC350 print straight onto the PVC. Retransfer, as on the ZXP Series 9, prints onto a film that is then bonded to the card, so uneven surfaces such as contactless cards print cleanly and the image runs right to the edge.
Ribbons, cards and cleaning for Zebra printers
Each model takes its own ribbon, so match the printer before ordering: ZC100 ribbons, ZC350 ribbons and ZXP Series 9 ribbons are each listed separately under Zebra ribbons. Standard 760 micron blank white cards suit every model here, and if you want printer, ribbon and cards in one order, the ID card printer bundles save the matching work.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Zebra ZC350 price?
The ZC350 is priced on request because the configuration (single or dual-sided, with or without encoders) changes the figure. Call 01 555 5555 and we will quote the exact build you need.
Do I need a dual-sided Zebra printer?
Only if the back of the card carries something: a barcode or emergency contacts. Many Irish businesses print single-sided and leave the reverse blank.
Which Zebra printer handles large-format cards?
The ZC10L. It is a single-sided direct-to-card printer built for oversized event and conference passes rather than credit card sized IDs.
If you are weighing up two Zebra models, call 01 555 5555 from anywhere in Ireland and we will help you settle it; every printer dispatches from Dublin.
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