Epson: POS thermal receipt printers
Epson POS thermal printers produce receipts and documents on rolls at checkout stations. Direct thermal technology uses heat-sensitive paper and requires no cartridges or ribbon. The benchtop models stand out for speed, size, connections and paper loading position, to organize printing above or below the work surface.
Features and technologies
TM-T88VII favors speed in cases with frequent emissions; TM-T70II has controls and paper accessible from the front for under-counter installation. TM-T20IV offers an essential receipt platform. USB, Ethernet and serial interfaces connect the different configurations to the POS system.
- Receipt volume and peak hours of work.
- Paper width, available space and document exit direction.
- Interface actually required by the computer and the cash program.
- Power supply, cutter and peripherals to be connected according to the configuration.
Models and configurations to compare
Epson TM-T88VII
Epson TM-T88VII is a POS thermal receipt printer with a maximum speed of 500 mm/s. It is intended for cash points with frequent issues and maintains the same size as the previous T88V and T88VI. The range includes different connection configurations.
Epson TM-T70II
The Epson TM-T70II has controls, paper loading and output on the front. This arrangement allows installation under the counter while keeping daily operations accessible. Thermal printing reaches a maximum speed of 250 mm/s.
Epson TM-T20IV
The Epson TM-T20IV is a thermal POS receipt printer intended for shops and small hospitality businesses. It reaches 250 mm/s and offers different interface configurations, including USB, serial and Ethernet depending on the model. The format is designed for the countertop location.
Applications
These printers are intended for retail, restaurant and service receipts. The choice of front or top loading organizes access to the paper according to the layout of the counter.
Documentation preview
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