Cheap Inkless Portatil 4 Inch Barcode Qr Code Labels Printer Cloth Fabric Packaging Thermal Transfer Printers
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-9 Pieces US$108.00
10-49 Pieces US$95.00
50+ Pieces US$88.00
Sepcifications
- Usage Barcode Printer
- Type Thermal
- 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
- Max. Paper Size 120mm
- Character Structure Full-width Characters Printers
- Transport Package as Pic Shown
- Specification 52*40*45
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutral
- Origin China
- Printer Head Life 100km
- Memory 8MB Flash Memory/8MB Sdram/Flash Memory
- Interface USB2.0/USB+Bt/USB+Bt+WiFi/USB+LAN
- Printing Method Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal
- Graphics Printing Bimap,BMP,Pcx(Max. 256 Colors)
Product Description
Features: Direct Thermal / Thermal Transfer Printing 200 MHz 32-Bit RISC Processor 8 MB SDRAM+8 MB Flash Memory Dual-Motor Gear Driven Design 152 mm (6") Inches Per Second Print Speed(max) 300 Meter (984') Ribbon Supply On a 25.4 Mm (1") Core 203 dpi or 300dpi resolution for option ...
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