HP Engage PUSB Thermal Receipt Printer 299V0AA
- Direct Thermal
- 250 mm / sec
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Direct thermal label printer supporting UPS Worldship, FedEx, Stamps, Shipworks, Shiprush and more
The Supersuperuncle ZP450-0502-0004A prints labels without ink using direct thermal technology. It works with UPS Worldship, FedEx, Stamps, Shipworks and Shiprush platforms. This printer suits small businesses and home offices that ship parcels daily.
Plug the USB cable into a PC and install the driver to begin printing. Direct thermal media must match the printer width or labels will misfeed. Buyers who need colour output or ink-based printing should choose a different technology.
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Print a test label from UPS Worldship, FedEx, Stamps, Shipworks or Shiprush; a clean, aligned 4-inch thermal label confirms the direct-thermal engine is working.
The printer arrives new in its box; you must provide compatible 4-inch direct-thermal label rolls and a USB cable for connection to your computer.
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