Toshiba BV410D

The Toshiba BV410D is a 203 dpi direct thermal label printer designed for logistics, retail, and healthcare environments in Australia that require a compact desktop solution for high-volume shipping and asset tagging. This device utilizes direct thermal technology to eliminate the need for ink or toner, making it a functional choice for businesses printing Australia Post shipping labels or warehouse inventory stickers.

Print performance and output quality are defined by a maximum print speed of 177 mm per second and a standard resolution of 203 dpi. The hardware supports a maximum print width of 108 mm and can handle continuous print lengths up to 997 mm, allowing for a wide variety of label formats. To ensure smooth data processing during high-volume print jobs, the unit is equipped with 128 MB of Flash memory and 128 MB of SDRAM. Users can manage the device via an integrated interface consisting of a liquid crystal display (LCD), two LED status indicators, and three functional keys.

Media handling capabilities allow the device to accommodate a broad range of label stocks and thicknesses. The printer supports media widths ranging from 25.4 mm to 118 mm and media thicknesses between 0.06 mm and 0.19 mm. This flexibility is supported by an extensive library of internal fonts, including Bitmap, Outline, and Price fonts, as well as the ability to use optional TrueType Fonts (TTF). For specialized coding requirements, the system supports a comprehensive list of 1D and 2D barcode formats, including:

Connectivity and integration features ensure the printer fits into existing IT infrastructures without complex modifications. The unit includes built-in Ethernet 10/100 Base T supporting both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols, alongside USB 2.0 and USB Host ports. To maintain compatibility with various software environments, the printer supports multiple command languages, including:

Physical specifications make this model suitable for space-constrained workstations, featuring dimensions of 174 mm x 218 mm x 173 mm and a weight of 2 kg. The device is designed to operate in temperatures between 5°C and 40°C with non-condensing humidity levels of 25% to 85%.

The Toshiba BV410D is the ideal choice for Australian small-to-medium businesses needing a reliable desktop unit for printing standard 4x6 shipping labels and 2D barcodes for inventory management. Logistics managers who require a compact footprint and multiple emulation languages for seamless integration into existing warehouse management systems will find this model meets their operational requirements. This direct thermal model is not suitable for applications requiring long-term outdoor label durability or full-color product branding, where a thermal transfer or inkjet label printer would be required.

Specifications

Specification Value
Print Technology Direct thermal
Print Resolution 203 dpi
Print Speed 7 ips
Print Speed 177 mm/s
Print Width 108 mm
Maximum Print Length 997 mm
Media Width 25.4-118 mm
Media Thickness 0.06-0.19 mm
Flash Memory 128 MB
SDRAM 128 MB
Connectivity USB 2.0, USB Host, Ethernet 10/100 Base T (IPv4 & IPv6)
1D Barcode Support EAN8, EAN13, JAN8, JAN13, UPC-A, UPC-E, NW7, Code 39, Code 93, ITF, MSI, Code 128, EAN 128, Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5, POSTNET, RM4SCC, KIX Code, GS1 DataBar, USPS Intelligent Mail, Customer Barcode
2D Barcode Support Data Matrix, PDF417, MaxiCode, QR Code, Micro QR Code, Micro PDF417, Aztec Code, GS1 QR Code, GS1 Data Matrix
Supported Fonts Bitmap font, Outline font, Price font, Optional TTF, Writable characters
Command Language ZPL II, DPL, SBPL, EPL2, IPL
Display 2x LED, 3x key, with LCD
Dimensions 174 x 218 x 173 mm
Weight 2 kg
Operating Temperature 5-40 °C
Operating Humidity 25-85% non-condensing
Direct Thermal Printing Yes
Built-in Ethernet Yes
2D Barcode Printing Yes

Indicative purchase price

Indicative purchase price for this model (desktop label printer) as listed by Australian resellers, September 2026: $585.76 to $698.80 ex GST across the configurations they list. Queensland Label & Machinery lists the 203 dpi at $585.76 and the 305 dpi at $665.64 plus GST (qlm.com.au). Barcode Print Shop lists the same two resolutions at $614.90 and $698.80 ex GST. Sources: qlm.com.au, barcodeprintshop.com.au. Not an offer from the manufacturer. Get a dated quote from an authorised dealer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the bv410d a good choice for: high speed a3 printers for architectural firms?

Yes. The Toshiba BV410D handles heavy workflows with 7 ips throughput and robust 2D barcode support, unlike entry-level desktop models.

What is the print resolution and speed of the BV410D?

The Toshiba BV410D delivers a 203 dpi resolution and speeds up to 7 ips. Unlike basic desktop printers, it ensures reliable throughput and robust connectivity via USB and built-in Ethernet.

What is the maximum print width of the BV410D?

The Toshiba BV410D prints up to 108 mm wide, offering robust media handling for diverse labeling needs compared to entry-level desktop models.

What print technology does the BV410D use?

The Toshiba BV410D uses direct thermal printing, delivering a fast 7 ips throughput and a 108 mm print width. Unlike entry-level desktop models, it features robust 2D barcode support, built-in Ethernet, and broad command language compatibility.

How does the BV410D connect?

The Toshiba BV410D ensures reliable network integration and peripheral throughput with built-in Ethernet, USB 2.0, and USB Host, unlike basic entry-level desktop models.

Does the BV410D print 2D barcodes?

Yes. The Toshiba BV410D prints 2D barcodes like QR codes and DataMatrix, offering robust connectivity and high throughput with speeds up to 7 ips.