Parts

The Zebra ZM400 is a mid-range industrial barcode label printer from Zebra's Z Series (launched early 2000s, widely used through the 2010s and still supported in 2025–2026). It is a 4-inch direct thermal / thermal transfer printer built for high-volume, reliable label printing in warehouse, manufacturing, logistics, retail, healthcare, and transportation environments.

This model is known for its rugged metal construction, excellent print quality, ease of use, and compatibility with a wide range of media types and legacy systems — making it a workhorse in many facilities even today.

Product Description

The Zebra ZM400 is a 4-inch (104 mm) wide industrial label printer that supports both direct thermal (no ribbon) and thermal transfer (with ribbon) printing. It prints at speeds up to 8 inches per second (203 mm/s) with resolutions of 203 dpi (standard) or 300 dpi (optional upgrade).

Key features include:

• Durable all-metal chassis and printhead for harsh industrial use
• Easy media loading with wide-open printhead and color-coded media path
• ZebraLink connectivity (serial, parallel, USB, Ethernet options)
• Support for ZPL II, EPL2, and Zebra Basic Interpreter languages
• Large LCD control panel (optional) or LED indicators for status and configuration
• Adjustable media sensors (reflective, transmissive, continuous, gap, black mark)
• Ribbon capacity up to 450 meters (longer than many competitors at the time)

The printer is available in thermal transfer (ribbon required) and direct thermal configurations, with various connectivity options (serial/parallel/USB/Ethernet/Wi-Fi) and optional accessories (peel-off, cutter, liner take-up, media hanger).

The IBM 00E6367 (also listed with CCIN 2BF8 and alternate part 00RR726) is a Processor Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) specifically designed as VRM-PROC2-CJ — a power regulation subassembly for the processor book (CPU complex) in high-end IBM Power Systems servers.

This is a DC-DC voltage regulator module that steps down bulk power from the server's main power supplies to precise, stable low-voltage rails required by POWER7 processors and associated memory/cache subsystems in the CEC (Central Electronics Complex). It is part of the PROC2 (Processor 2) voltage regulation group — one of several VRMs per processor book that work in parallel to deliver high current with redundancy and load sharing.

In high-end IBM Power Systems, each processor book (also called processor card or CPU book) contains multiple VRMs to support multi-core POWER7 SCMs (Single-Chip Modules) and large memory configurations. The 00E6367 / VRM-PROC2-CJ is a critical component in the power distribution chain — failure of this module can cause:

• Processor throttling or clock-down
• Voltage instability
• System crashes or boot failures
• Reduced performance under load
• Redundancy loss (N+1 or N+N configuration)

The module includes integrated protection (over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature), monitoring circuitry, and status LEDs. It is hot-swappable in redundant setups (when other VRMs can compensate) and is monitored via the Hardware Management Console (HMC) and ASMI (Advanced System Management Interface).

00YC321 LENOVO 200GB 6G SFF SATA SSD

The IBM 01EM868 is the official side rail kit (also known as rack mounting rails or slide rails) designed specifically for the IBM Power System IC922 (machine type 8335-GTG / 8335-GTH), a high-performance 2U rack server from the POWER9 generation (launched 2018–2019).

This is a tool-less, full-extension sliding rail kit that allows the IBM Power IC922 server to be securely mounted in a standard 19-inch EIA-310 rack while providing smooth, full server pull-out for easy servicing, cabling, component replacement, or upgrades without removing the server from the rack.

The kit consists of:

• Left and right telescoping rails
• Quick-release latches
• Tool-less snap-in mounting points (for square-hole racks)
• Included hardware for round-hole/threaded racks (cage nuts, screws, adapters)
• Installation instructions

It is adjustable to fit a wide range of rack depths (typically ~631–868 mm / 24.8–34.2 inches), making it compatible with most standard 19-inch racks (Dell, HPE, APC, Rittal, etc.). The rails support front-to-back or back-to-front airflow configurations and include safety stops to prevent accidental full removal.

This rail kit is essential for proper racking of the IC922 — it is the IBM-validated solution that ensures mechanical stability, proper alignment with the chassis, and compliance with IBM rack-mount specifications (especially important for heavy 2U POWER9 servers with multiple GPUs, large memory, or high-power PSUs).