HP Engage PUSB Thermal Receipt Printer 299V0AA
- Direct Thermal
- 250 mm / sec
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Thermal-transfer desktop label printer producing 203 dpi output at 4.25 inches wide and 6 ips via USB
The TSC TE200 is a new thermal-transfer desktop printer that produces 203 dpi labels up to 4.25 inches wide at 6 inches per second. It connects via USB and suits retail, shipping or inventory teams that need crisp barcodes on a small footprint.
Media and ribbon load from the top cover, so first-time users can thread supplies without tools. The most common issue is misaligned ribbon causing wrinkled prints, which is fixed by reseating the supply hubs and running the auto-calibration routine.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.72 kg |
| Package size | 114 × 97 × 89 mm |
Print a test label from the printer menu and check that barcodes and text are sharp across the full 4.25 inch width at the rated 6 ips speed.
The printer includes a USB interface for connection; label rolls, thermal transfer ribbons and a power cord are sold separately.
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