Equip 80 mm thermische bonprinter met automatische snijder, USB/kassalade-aansluiting

The Equip 80mm Thermal POS Receipt Printer with Auto Cutter is a thermal receipt printer designed for retail, service businesses and food & beverage operations. It supports ESC/POS commands, prints on 80 mm paper with a maximum roll diameter of 80 mm and delivers stable high-speed printing with an auto-cutter in a compact black housing.

Advantages

This POS printer uses thermal print technology with a maximum resolution of 203 x 203 DPI and a print speed up to 250 mm/sec. It includes an internal memory of 8 MB, supports printing of various barcodes including QR codes, and provides a USB interface plus an RJ-11 port for cash drawer connection. The compact 1.04 kg black design fits typical point-of-sale environments.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout counters
• Restaurants, cafes and food service counters
• Small and medium-sized service businesses
• Any POS setup requiring ESC/POS compatibility and auto-cutter receipts

Key specifications

• Print technology: Thermal
• Maximum printing width: 72 mm
• Paper width supported: 80 mm
• Maximum roll diameter: 80 mm
• Print resolution: 203 x 203 DPI
• Print speed: 250 mm/sec
• Interfaces: USB, RJ-11 (cash drawer)
• Internal memory: 8 MB
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 1.04 kg

How to use

Install the printer on a stable surface near the POS terminal and connect it to the checkout PC via USB. If needed, connect the cash drawer to the RJ-11 port. Load 80 mm thermal paper rolls with a maximum diameter of 80 mm, close the paper cover, and power on the unit. Configure the printer driver on the POS system using ESC/POS-compatible drivers and test print a receipt to verify correct operation and paper alignment.

Recommendations

Use only thermal paper rolls of the specified width and diameter to avoid jams and ensure correct cutting. Keep the printer in a dust-free environment and avoid exposure to direct sunlight or high humidity. Regularly check the cutter for debris and replace paper rolls before they run out to maintain uninterrupted service.