Godex DT2 Direct Thermal Barcode Label Printer - 2.5in, USB/Serial/Ethernet, Desktop
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When do I get it?
Estimated delivery times depend on where you are. Your exact date is confirmed at checkout.
| Delivery destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg & Pretoria | 1–3 working days |
| Regional areas | 5–6 working days |
| Remote areas | 3–7 working days |
- Interest Free Payments available
- Hassle Free Returns within 7 days
- 6-month limited warranty
Description
A compact, no-fuss desktop label printer for retail, warehouse and office barcode printing. The Godex DT2 is built around direct thermal printing, so there's no ink, toner or ribbon to buy or replace — just load a roll of thermal label stock and print. Its small, space-saving footprint and wall-mountable design make it easy to fit into tight counter or workstation spaces.
Connectivity covers the essentials for retail and office setups, with USB 2.0, serial and Ethernet ports for connecting directly to a PC or sharing over a network. Auto language emulation for EZPL, GEPL and GZPL means the DT2 slots into most existing label-printing workflows without reconfiguration, and the free GoLabel/QLabel software with database function makes designing and printing labels straightforward.
Key features
- Direct thermal printing — no ink, toner or ribbon required
- 2.5" print width for compact labels and tags
- USB 2.0, serial and Ethernet connectivity
- Auto language emulation: EZPL, GEPL and GZPL
- Free GoLabel/QLabel label design software with database function
- Small, space-saving design with wall-mount option
- Optional label dispenser and cutter accessories
Ideal for
- Retail price and barcode labelling
- Warehouse and stock-room label printing
- Small office or counter-top installations with limited space
Good to know
Because it prints via direct thermal, the DT2 keeps running costs down and simplifies maintenance — just remember that direct thermal labels can fade with prolonged heat or sunlight exposure, so it suits standard label lifespans rather than long-term archival tags.
