Retail hardware
Barcode & Tag Printers
Label and garment-tag printers for product barcodes and price tags.
If you sell unbranded stock — garments, hardware, loose goods — nothing arrives with a barcode. A label printer lets you generate your own, so every item can be scanned at billing instead of looked up by hand.
Options
Desktop label printer
2-inch and 4-inch models for product labels, price stickers and shelf tags.
Garment tag printer
Prints on tag stock and care labels for readymade and textile shops.
Industrial label printer
High-volume printing for a godown or a manufacturing unit.
What to check before you order
- Thermal transfer (with a ribbon) lasts far longer than direct thermal — use it for garment tags that will be handled for months.
- Match the printer width to your label size before ordering.
- Tag stock and ribbons are consumables — plan for the repeat cost, not just the machine.
Answers
Barcode & Tag Printers — common questions
What is the difference between a label printer and a receipt printer?
A receipt printer prints a continuous bill on a roll. A label printer prints on die-cut labels or tags and knows where each one starts and ends, so the barcode lands in the right place every time.
Do I need a ribbon?
Only for thermal-transfer models. Direct-thermal labels need no ribbon but fade sooner.
Can I print price and size on the tag too?
Yes — tag layouts normally carry the barcode plus product name, size and price.