TSC 64-0510002-00LF MX340 Thermal Transfer Label Printer

The TSC 64-0510002-00LF (MX340) is a 203 dpi thermal transfer label printer built for commercial label-printing environments where a networked, Wi-Fi-connected printer with local status feedback is needed at the point of use. It pairs an LCD display for on-device status and configuration with an integrated Wi-Fi radio, letting you place the unit away from a wired network drop on a workbench, shipping station, or back-office counter. This listing reflects a discontinued production run (64-0510002-00LF, often searched as 64 0510002 00LF); confirm current availability before specifying it into a new deployment.

Key Features

• 203 dpi thermal transfer print head: a standard print resolution for barcode and text labels — sharp enough for shipping labels, asset tags, and general compliance labeling without the cost premium of a 300 dpi head.
• Wi-Fi connectivity: connects to an existing wireless network instead of requiring a dedicated Ethernet run, which simplifies placement in retrofit or mobile-station setups where pulling new cabling isn't practical.
• LCD display: gives operators on-unit visibility into printer status and settings without needing a host PC open at all times — useful on shared or unattended stations.
• Thermal transfer print method: uses ribbon to print, producing labels that hold up better to abrasion, chemical exposure, and light than direct thermal printing — a better fit for labels that need to survive handling or outdoor/industrial conditions versus receipt-grade direct thermal output.
• -40°C to 60°C / 10-90% non-condensing operating range (Middle East spec variant): rated for a wide ambient temperature and humidity band, which matters if this unit is being sourced for a hot-climate facility or a location without tight HVAC control.

Integration & Compatibility

Evidence available for the 64-0510002-00LF does not confirm print speed, media width, connector types beyond Wi-Fi, print/DPI resolution beyond 203 dpi, or software/driver compatibility details. Confirm these against the current manufacturer documentation before finalizing a purchase decision, particularly given the discontinued status of this specific part number.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the print resolution of the MX340 (64-0510002-00LF)?

A: 203 dpi thermal transfer.

Q: Does the 64-0510002-00LF connect over Wi-Fi?

A: Yes, it includes Wi-Fi connectivity.

Q: What is the operating temperature range for the 64-0510002-00LF?

A: -40°C to 60°C with 10-90% non-condensing humidity, per the Middle East spec variant listed for this unit.

Q: What is the warranty on the 64-0510002-00LF?

A: 2-Year Warranty.

Q: Is the TSC 64-0510002-00LF still in production?

A: No, this part number is marked discontinued (EOL). Confirm current stock and check for a replacement model in the TSC lineup before specifying it for a new deployment.

Jerry Tildsen

The spec sheet on the 64-0510002-00LF is thinner than I'd like to see before recommending it into a new deployment, but the numbers that are documented tell a clear story: this is a 203 dpi thermal transfer unit with Wi-Fi and an LCD status display, rated for a genuinely wide -40°C to 60°C operating band.

Technical Highlights:

• 203 dpi thermal transfer head: standard-resolution barcode and text output with ribbon-based printing, which resists smudging and abrasion better than direct thermal for labels that get handled or stored long-term.
• Wi-Fi connectivity: drops the printer onto an existing wireless network, avoiding a dedicated Ethernet pull at the print station.
• -40°C to 60°C / 10-90% RH non-condensing: this is the Middle East spec variant, so if you're matching a part number for a hot-climate or non-climate-controlled install, confirm you're getting this exact variant and not a standard-climate build.

Deployment Considerations:

• I don't have print speed, media width, or ribbon spec data for this part number — get that confirmed against current TSC documentation before you spec it into a job.
• This SKU is marked EOL. Treat any remaining stock as a fill for an existing fleet running the same model, not as the basis for a new standardized rollout — TSC's current lineup likely has an active successor worth checking first.

Reasonable fit if you're replacing a failed unit in an existing MX340 fleet and need a drop-in match; not the printer to build a new label-printing standard around given its discontinued status.