EPSON TM-U220IIB, Serial, EDG

EPSON TM-U220IIB, Serial, EDG
EPSON TM-U220IIB receipt dot-matrix printer for fast and reliable operation
Epson TM-U220IIB is a robust and proven dot-matrix printer designed for point-of-sale systems, kitchens, warehouses and other environments where fast printing of receipts, orders or delivery notes is required. Its distinctive sound and high reliability make it an ideal choice for noisy environments where every printout must be clearly heard.
Key features of the EPSON TM-U220IIB dot-matrix printer
- Easy to use with simple ribbon and paper replacement
- High print speed of up to 4.7 lines/s (40 columns, 16 cpi)
- Expanded buffer for handling multiple jobs at once
- Prints on three receipt widths: 76mm, 69.5mm and 57.5mm
- Built-in automatic cutter with a lifespan of 800000 cuts
- Backwards compatible for easy integration into existing systems
- Acoustic signal for use in noisy kitchens or warehouses
- Robust body, compact dimensions (160×248×139mm), weight 2.5kg + serial interface
The printer handles printing even in demanding conditions
The powerful dot-matrix mechanism with a lifespan of 150 million characters and high reliability (MTBF 180000 hours) makes the TM-U220IIB ideal for environments with high operational demands. Another advantage is the automatic cutter, which significantly speeds up service and reduces errors. It's perfect for the hospitality, retail, fast food, or logistics sectors. With RS-232 connectivity and support for opening a cash drawer, it's ready for integration with common POS systems.
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| Code: | PEtmu220iib1 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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Epson is a technology company based in Japan. It is a subsidiary of the Seiko Group, and on of the most important manufacturers of printers, scanners and multimedia projectors. The company's offerings are much broader though, encompassing industrial robots, cash registers, and more.
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