August 2019

The SATO FX3-LX portable label printer – winner of a Red Dot Design Award – is now available for purchase from Barcode Dynamics. The SATO FX3-LX is a direct thermal, 3-inch label printer with an anti-bacterial casing, a 7-inch TFT full colour touchscreen and two protection ratings (IPX2, IK06). A unique feature of the SATO FX3-LX is its ability to operate as a standalone printer (without a PC or network connection).

The SATO FX3-LX has been designed for applications in the retail, hospitality, logistics and manufacturing sectors. It boasts a print resolution of 305 dpi and a maximum print speed of 6 ips (when connected to the AC adaptor). The SATO FX3-LX connects seamlessly to SATO’s cloud-based preventive maintenance service (SATO Online Services) and to various peripheral devices (scanners, keyboards, etc).

Features of the SATO FX3-LX direct thermal label printer include:

• 1GB RAM 4GB Flash memory
• 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor
• IPX2 (splash) and IK06 (impact) rated
• Print resolution of 305 dpi
• Maximum print speed of 6 ips (when connected to AC adaptor)
• 47 languages and scalable print fonts
• Ability to print a wide range of 1D and 2D barcode symbologies
• On-board Application Enabled Printing (AEP) platform for standalone operation
• Standard communication interfaces include USB and LAN
• Optional WLAN and Bluetooth communication interface
• Maximum print width of 3.15 inches (80mm) and print length of 19.69 inches (500 mm)
• Optional battery mount kit, lithium-ion battery (14.4V, 1950 mAh) and battery charger
• Choice of printing modes: Continuous, Tear-off, Cutter, Partial Cutter, Dispenser, Linerless Tear-off & Linerless Cutter

For further information and competitive pricing on the SATO FX3-LX direct thermal label printer, please call our friendly team on 07 3399 6510, or email your enquiry to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Barcode Dynamics is a long-standing SATO Australia partner, servicing clients in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Townsville, Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Darwin.