Star Micronics TSP143IIU GRY US Receipt Printer
- Direct Thermal
- 5.91 in/s
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Direct thermal receipt printer for desktop or wall-mount use, also prints labels
The Star Micronics TSP743IIW-24L GRY is a direct thermal receipt printer built for point-of-sale environments. It produces monochrome output without ink or toner cartridges. The unit supports label printing in addition to standard receipts. It is suited to retail, hospitality and service counters that need reliable transaction records.
The printer sits on a countertop or attaches to a wall using the integrated mounting option. This dual-format design lets staff position the device where space is limited or where cables must stay tidy. Direct thermal mechanics reduce consumable handling during busy periods. The grey chassis matches neutral back-office aesthetics.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.39 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 241 × 203 mm |
Yes, the 37966670 is designed for both desktop and wall-mount installation.
It uses direct thermal printing, so no ink or ribbon is required.
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