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plastic plant label printer Godex RT700i+ 4" Thermal Transfer Barcode Label Machine Color Display, 203 dpi, 7 ips

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plastic plant label printer Godex RT700i+ 4" Thermal Transfer Barcode Label Machine Color Display, 203 dpi, 7 ipsGoDEX RT700i+ Plant Label Printer Fast, Reliable Tag Printing for Nurseries & Greenhouses PLANT TAGS ARE UNAVAILABLE CURRENTLY. Bring durability and efficiency to your plant labeling with the GoDEX RT700i+, a professional thermal printer designed for growers, nurseries, and greenhouses that demand high output and long lasting results. With 203 DPI resolution and dual mode printing (thermal transfer + direct thermal), the RT700i+ delivers crisp,

🌿GoDEX RT700i+ Plant Label Printer – Fast, Reliable Tag Printing for Nurseries & Greenhouses

 

PLANT TAGS ARE UNAVAILABLE CURRENTLY.

Bring durability and efficiency to your plant labeling with the GoDEX RT700i+, a professional thermal printer designed for growers, nurseries, and greenhouses that demand high output and long-lasting results.

With 203 DPI resolution and dual-mode printing (thermal transfer + direct thermal), the RT700i+ delivers crisp, waterproof plant tags that resist fading, moisture, and UV exposure.

Compact yet powerful, it prints thousands of tags daily while maintaining alignment and clarity, perfect for barcodes, plant care info, and branding.


🔑 Why Growers Choose the GoDEX RT700i+:

  • 203 DPI resolution for clear barcodes and text on all plant tags

  • Dual print modes – Direct & Transfer Thermal for flexible use

  • High speed – up to 7 ips for bulk labeling jobs

  • Color LCD display for easy setup and calibration

  • USB, Serial, Ethernet + optional Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity

  • Auto calibration ensures perfect gap alignment every time

  • Works with synthetic polyester and vinyl plant tag materials

  • Backed by McAuley Labels’ 3-Year Warranty and support


🌱 Ideal For

  • Nurseries & greenhouses

  • Garden centers & plant retailers

  • Seed propagation & farms

  • Indoor growing systems

  • Botanical or research labeling


⚙️ Technical Overview

  • Resolution: 203 DPI

  • Print Width: 4.25” (108 mm)

  • Print Speed: 7 ips

  • Print Modes: Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal

  • Memory: 128 MB Flash / 32 MB SDRAM

  • Interfaces: USB, Serial, Ethernet (Wi-Fi/Bluetooth optional)

  • Ribbon Capacity: 300 m

  • Media Core: 1” internal or 3” external

  • Construction: ABS case, metal print mechanism

  • Display: 3.2” color TFT LCD


💡 Pro Tip:

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