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How to choose a receipt printer

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Receipt printers are used to print cash register receipts for customers.
They are fast, cheap and easy to operate, and tend to have a long service life.

Frequently asked questions when choosing a receipt printer

Are there different types of receipt printers?

Receipt printers can be thermal or dot matrix. Dot matrix printers are cheaper, have minimal operating costs, and can print multiple sheets concurrently. Thermal receipt printers are faster and quieter, but thermally printed text does not last very long.

What paper formats are there?

Receipt printers use cash register rolls with a width of 55-80 mm. Some models allow you to choose the width of the paper roll.

How do I connect the printer to the cash register?

The most common interface type is USB or LAN, but high-end models also offer WiFi for easy and cable-free connectivity.

Receipt Printers

  • Print cash receipts
  • Easy and cheap to operate
POS printers

Glossary - Printer

Printhead

A device inside every inkjet printer that performs the actual printing process. The printhead moves horizontally, applying ink onto paper. Cartridges may or may not be part of the printhead. One printhead usually prints in three colours.

Cartridge

A replaceable cartridge used in inkjet printers.

Toner

Black or coloured powder (CMYK: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key - black) used in laser printers and copiers. Toner production involves various polymers.

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