Ockp-8005 Ocom Thermal Printer Module 80mm Kiosk Thermal Receipt Printer Module
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-9 Pieces US$75.00
10-49 Pieces US$68.00
50+ Pieces US$62.00
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 Receipt Printer
- Max. Paper Size 80mm
- Character Structure Full-width Characters Printers
- Transport Package 1PCS in a Box
- Specification 290*210*200mm/1.8kg
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhen, China
- Model Ockp-8005
- Printing Method Thermal Line DOT Method
- Resolution 203dpi(8dots/mm)
- Printing Speed 150mm/S
- Dimensions 147.6mm*256.5mm*146
- Weight 1.65kg
Product Description
80MM KIOSK Thermal receipt Printer Module (M/N:OCKP-8005) 150mm/s printing speed, Up to 150mm diameter paper roll Support Auto cutter Support multiple countries language code pages Support graphical printing Support NV logo storage and printing Support multiple 1D and 2D bar-code ...
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