Star Micronics TSP143IIU GRY US Receipt Printer
- Direct Thermal
- 5.91 in/s
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Mobile receipt printer producing 203 DPI output at 127 mm/s on 80 mm paper with Bluetooth connectivity
The Seiko MP-B30-B02JK1-E9 is a compact Bluetooth receipt printer built for mobile point-of-sale tasks. It prints on 80 mm paper at 203 DPI with a speed of 127 mm per second. The unit suits delivery drivers, market traders and service engineers who need a reliable printer away from a fixed counter.
This model removes the need for a mains-powered desktop printer and a cable run when staff work on the move. The jump is worth it when transactions happen at the customer's door, on a stall or in a vehicle, and a 2-inch or 3-inch roll fits the workflow. It is not for high-volume stationary tills that need faster throughput or wider paper formats.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 203 × 102 mm |
It accepts 80 mm wide paper rolls, matching the printer's 80 mm specification.
Enable Bluetooth on the host, put the MP-B30 into pairing mode, then select the printer from the device list to complete the link.
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