Kiosk Printers and Kiosk Bill Acceptors New member Pyramid Technologies. Here is a summary Pyramid Technologies: A company that provides bill acceptors and thermal printers for various businesses that need to capture, validate, and accept cash payments. Personalized service: The company prides itself on offering one-on-one service with highly trained engineers and technicians who provide real-time support and… Read More »
Do I need a kiosk thermal printer and what kind? Last updated March 16th, 2021 Kiosk Printers ntro We get questions from all over. Recently we received several questions regarding kiosk thermal printers. Printers generally are 80mm thermal though there are a ton of 58mm used in automated gas station pumps. Wide thermals are often used in situations… Read More »
Ultra-Slim Kiosk Printer Solutions With a sleek and stylish design, lean frames, and small footprint the new Ultra-Slim Portrait Kiosks are perfect for any indoor application! These kiosks can serve as a digital signage solution for any indoor application, including corporate, education, transportation, retail, and more, and can host the highest quality audio and video solutions and accessories.… Read More »
Kiosk Printer Catalog Thermal kiosk printers are available from many dedicated manufacturers. Microcom has the mission: To create long term customer relationships by engineering and manufacturing the industry’s most cost effective and highest quality thermal printing solutions. American-made makes a difference too in quality and availability. Microcom offers a wide range of customization to fit exactly the kiosk… Read More »
Ticket Printers and Kiosk Printer News We continue to get many requests for suitable replacement kiosk printer for the obsolete Zebra 203s and 403s (ah the days of Swecoin…). There are several options but in this post we will look at the Boca replacement. For more information you can always email [email protected] The Lemur-Z has become a very… Read More »
Zebra Printer Replacement Editor Note: It is worth noting that the End of Life notices for the Zebra printers are in full force. There are many other printers which replace the 203/403 but the closest we have seen in the Boca printer (pictured next to 403 in feature image). Looks to be identical drop-in-replacement for existing mounts. An… Read More »
Kiosk History – Kiosk Printers There has been a lot of activity with companies trying to locate replacement printers for the “trusty workhorse” 203s 403s. Admittedly Zebra started off a huge backend equity built up by Swecoin. Tommy Wincent was in a class by himself. Swecoin first gained solid foothold when IBM came along and subcontracted Swecoin to… Read More »
LONG BEACH, Calif., July 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Epson America, Inc., a leading supplier of value-added Point…
Source: www.prnewswire.com
Nice printer at great price point. Has front feed option. Support iOS, Android or Windows. 30 mm/sec
New POS Receipt Printers Lead the Industry in Small Footprint, Efficient Power Management and Easy-to-Use Features Source: pointofsale.com Ideally suited for retail and hospitality markets, the TM-m10 2” receipt printer is the smallest POS receipt printer in its class and the first of its kind designed for small businesses, and the TM-m30 3” receipt printer is designed exclusively… Read More »
Is this the end of the dreaded printer cartridge?
Source: www.bloomberg.com
Inkjet printer cartridges have been the bane of many small businesses and home offices for decades. It’s interesting, then, that Epson is trying something new: next month, they’re launching a new line of printers that come with small tanks of ink, instead of cartridges. The tanks will be refilled using bottles of ink. They’re reversing the economics, here: the printer itself will be more expensive, but the refills will be much cheaper. Early reports claim you’ll be spending a tenth as much on ink as you were before, but we’ll see how that shakes out. The Bloomberg article makes a good point: it’s never been easier to not print things. The printer industry needs to innovate if it wants us to keep churning out printed documents, and this may be the first big step.
