Ocom Embedded Ticket Kiosk 80mm Thermal POS Systems Mini Printer with Auto Cutter
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
2 Pieces US$46.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Usage Barcode Printer
- Type Thermal Printer
- Automatic Two-sided Printing Not Support Automatic Two-sided Printing
- Supply Paper Mode Automatic
- Interface Type USB
- Network Function Optional Network
- Style Black and White
- Consumable Type Thermal Paper Roll
- Max. Paper Size 80mm
- Character Structure Full-width Characters Printers
- Transport Package 1 PCS in a Box
- Specification Package box 145*125*95mm/410g
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhen, China
- Model Ockp-8004
- Interface USB +RS232
- Printing Speed 120mm/S
Product Description
80mm embedded thermal printer (M/N:OCKP-8004) 120mm/s printing speed, 80mm diameter paper house Support Auto cutter Support multiple countries language code pages Support graphical printing Support NV logo storage and printing Support multiple 1D and 2D barcode printing Printer head life ...
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