HP Engage PUSB Thermal Receipt Printer 299V0AA
- Direct Thermal
- 250 mm / sec
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Thermal-transfer barcode label printer producing 203 dpi output up to 41 mm wide with integrated dispenser, rewinder, LAN, USB, serial, Bluetooth and WLAN connectivity
The Sato WWCLP1201-WAR prints barcodes and text at 203 dpi using thermal-transfer technology. It includes a built-in dispenser and rewinder for continuous roll handling. LAN, USB, serial, Bluetooth and WLAN interfaces are integrated. A real-time clock is also fitted.
Operations needing the integrated dispenser, rewinder and multi-interface connectivity will benefit. Buyers who require higher print resolution or a direct-thermal only mechanism should consider other models. Environments without roll-label media cannot use this printer.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 152 × 51 mm |
The printer is built for 41 mm wide label rolls and matching ribbon cores.
Power the unit, link the LAN cable, then enable the dispenser mode in the menu before sending the first print job.
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