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Direct thermal printer PT486
desktopcompactindustrial

direct thermal printer
direct thermal printer
direct thermal printer
direct thermal printer
direct thermal printer
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Characteristics

Technology
direct thermal
Configuration
desktop
Other characteristics
compact, industrial
Resolution

203 dpi

Description

Overview 1. Low voltage supply The voltage used to drive the thermal printer head is equal to the logic voltage, or is driven by a 5 V single power line, the range of operating voltage is 4.2V-8.5V, so four to six NI-Cd batteries or Ni-MH batteries can also be used. Two li-ion batteries can be used. 2. Compact and lightweight design The mechanism is compact and light, dimensions: 69.7mm (width) * 32.7mm (depth) * 15.5mm (height) 3. Printing with high resolution A high-density printer head of 8 dots/mm makes the good printing quality 4. High speed printing According to driving power and sensitivity of thermal paper, set different printing speed required. Printing speed is 70 mm/ s(max.) 5. Easy paper loading Detachable rubber roller structure makess the paper loading easier 6. Low noise Thermal line dot printing is used to guarantee low noise printing. Specification Series Model PT486 PRINTING CHARACTERISTICS Print Method Direct line thermal Resolution 8 dots/mm Max. Printing Width 48mm Number of Dots 384 Paper Width 57.5±0.5mm Max. Printing Speed 70mm/s Paper Path Curved DETECTION Head Temperature By thermistor Paper Out By photo sensor Platen Open Optional POWER SUPPLY TPH Logic Voltage 2.7V-5.5V Drive Voltage 4.2V - 9.5V PEAK CURRENT Head(Max.) 2.4A(7.2V/64dots) Motor Max.1.0A RELIABILITY Pulse Activation 100 million Abrasion Resistance 50KM ENVIRONMENTAL Operating Temperature 0 - 50℃ PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Dimensions(W*D*H) 69.7*32.7*15.5mm Mass 45g

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