EPSON TM-U220IIB, Ethernet, EDG
EPSON TM-U220IIB, Ethernet, EDG
Epson TM-U220IIB Ethernet – a compact receipt printer with network connectivity
The Epson TM-U220IIB printer with an Ethernet interface is a reliable and fast dot matrix printer, ideal for use in restaurants, kitchens, warehouses, and other businesses where speed, reliability, and network connectivity are key. Thanks to its robust construction and acoustic feedback, it also excels in noisy environments.
Key features of the Epson TM-U220IIB Ethernet 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 memory 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
- Compatible with previous models 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
Ready for heavy workloads and network environments
The Epson TM-U220IIB dot matrix printer with an Ethernet interface is designed for demanding daily operation. With its wide range of connectivity options – including USB, RS-232, and especially the network interface (10/100Base-TX) – you can easily integrate it into any POS or warehouse system. Its robust construction, a reliable cutter with a lifespan of up to 800000 cuts, and a durable print head rated for 150 million characters ensure smooth operation even under heavy loads. This makes it suitable not only for standard shops but also for hospitality businesses, warehouses, or distribution centres where fast and reliable printing of receipts or orders is an absolute necessity.
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| Code: | PEtmu220iib2 |
| 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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