What is OEM Thermal Printer Module 58mm Kiosk Embedded Thermal Invoice Ticket Printer
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-199 Pieces US$14.00
200-499 Pieces US$13.50
500+ Pieces US$11.00
Sepcifications
- Usage Thermal Kiosk Printer
- Type Thermal Line DOT Method
- Automatic Two-sided Printing Na
- Supply Paper Mode Manual
- Interface Type USB +RS232+Ttl
- Network Function Na
- Style Black or White
- Consumable Type Thermal Paper Roll
- Max. Paper Size 58mm
- Character Structure Ank:(9*17,12*24);Chinese:(24*24)
- Transport Package Carton
- Specification 50pcs/carton, 45*39*29cm, 9kg
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutral
- Origin China
- Model Ockp-5803
- Paper Type USB +RS232+Ttl
- Resolution 203dpi(8dots/mm)
- Printing Speed Max 90mm/S
Product Description
58mm embedded thermal printer (M/N:OCKP-5803) 90mm/s printing speed, 50mm diameter paper house Support multiple countries language code pages Support graphical printing Support multiple 1D and 2D bar-code printing Printer head life 50km Model OCKP-5803 Printing method Thermal line ...
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