Ticket Printer C31CL25112

If you're passionate about IT and electronics, like being up to date on technology and don't miss even the slightest details, buy Ticket Printer Epson C31CL25112 at an unbeatable price. The Epson TM-H6000VI ticket printer is a versatile solution designed for commercial environments requiring efficiency and quality in receipt and ticket printing. This printer features thermal printing technology, delivering sharp and clear prints with a maximum resolution of 180 x 180 dpi, ideal for text, graphics, and barcodes. Its compatibility with various paper widths, up to 79.5 mm, and support for rolls with a maximum diameter of 8.3 cm make it suitable for different point-of-sale setups. The wireless and wired connectivity adapts to multiple needs, integrating USB Type-A and Type-B interfaces, plus serial connection via RS-232 and Ethernet network with transfer speeds of 10 and 100 Mbit/s, ensuring flexible installation and communication with POS systems. Among its technical features, the TM-H6000VI supports barcode printing with standards such as AZTECCODE, CODABAR, Code 128 (A/B/C), Code 39, Code 93, Data Matrix, EAN13, EAN8, and GS1, facilitating efficient inventory and billing management. It also uses the ESC/POS page description language, a widely accepted standard in the industry, easing integration with commercial software. Its black design and USB connectivity complete a robust and professional package that meets the demands of continuous, fast printing in high-volume ticket environments like retail stores, restaurants, and financial services. Thanks to these technical features, the Epson TM-H6000VI is a reliable choice for those seeking a receipt printer with advanced technology and varied connectivity options, ensuring quality and efficiency in daily point-of-sale operations. Type: Ticket Printer Wireless Product with plug: Yes Type of plug: Plug EU Power supply: Electric Network CC Colour: Black Connections: USB RS-232 Ethernet LAN Maximal image resolution: 180 x 180 dpi Technology: Thermal