HP Engage PUSB Thermal Receipt Printer 299V0AA
- Direct Thermal
- 250 mm / sec
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Handheld thermal labeler prints crisp 240 dpi text, includes 71 symbols and an integrated cutter for on-the-go labeling
The Brother PT-70 is a compact thermal label printer designed for portable use. It runs on four AAA batteries and includes an automatic power-off function to conserve energy. The integrated cutter removes the need for scissors when trimming labels.
The printer uses direct thermal technology at a maximum resolution of 240 dpi to produce crisp, clear text on non-laminated M tapes. It supports two tape widths, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch, for versatile labelling tasks.
The keyboard provides access to 71 symbols, nine type styles and six type sizes for customised labels. An eight-character, one-line LCD shows the input before printing. The device handles home organisation, cable marking and small project labels, but the single-line display limits preview for longer text entries.
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The 240 dpi resolution produces crisp, clear text and symbols that are easy to read on the non-laminated tape.
It uses Brother M-series tape cassettes in 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch widths.
The LCD shows 8 characters on a single line for previewing your label before printing.
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