Sato WS412
Desktop — WS Series (305 dpi)
The Sato WS412 is a 4-inch 305 dpi desktop printer — high resolution in a compact form. Perfect for precise retail labels.
Technical Specifications
Official Sato data for the Sato WS412 model.
Resolution
305 dpi
Print speed
Up to 127 mm/s (5 IPS)
Max print width
104 mm (4 in)
Core (mandrel)
1" (25.4 mm) — desktop
Technology
Direct thermal & thermal transfer
Connectivity
USB, Ethernet
Memory
32 MB
Supported barcodes
1D, 2D, QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, GS1
Interface
LCD + buttons
Power
100–240 V AC universal
Format
Compact 305 dpi
Recommended volume
500 to 3,000 labels / day
Ideal applications
for the Sato WS412
As a Sato distributor in Quebec, we help you validate that the Sato WS412 is an exact fit for your volume, environment, and specific applications.
Made in Canada Labels
Compatible with the Sato WS412
Our thermal labels compatible with the Sato WS412 are made in Canada — immediate availability from our Longueuil warehouse, express delivery across the South Shore and Greater Montreal.
Supplies compatible with the Sato WS412
Thermal labels
750+ references in stock at Longueuil — paper, polypropylene, polyester. Desktop and industrial core formats.
View labels →Armor-IIMAK ribbons
Exclusive wax, wax-resin, and resin ribbons — exclusive Quebec distributor. Exact selection for each Sato model.
View ribbons →Technical support
Configuration, calibration, and installation included. Our technician travels across the South Shore and Greater Montreal.
Call our technician →Why buy your Sato WS412
from ThermoLabels.ca?
Local Quebec stock
Sato printers and supplies in stock at Longueuil — no national wait.
Free emergency service
Your production line stops? Same-day intervention at no extra charge.
Japanese heritage
Sato AIDC pioneer since 1940. Japanese precision engineering and global RFID leadership.
Full technical support
Configuration, software, ribbons, and labels — all handled locally by our team.
Get your Sato WS412
Talk to our team. Fast quote, local Longueuil stock, express delivery across Greater Montreal and the South Shore.