Masung MS-EP5860-300

What it does

Key features: 1. Can accept paper rolls with a diameter of 80mm; 2. Compact size, easy installation; 3. Anti-clogging and anti-pull paper feed nozzle; 4. Side-opening cover for easy paper loading and maintenance; 5. Black mark and gap detection sensor functions (optional), suitable for various types of printing paper (ordinary thermal paper, black mark thermal paper, and gap-adhesive thermal paper); 6. New plastic stand, aesthetically pleasing, lightweight, and easy to install.

High-Speed MS-EP5860-300 58mm embedded thermal printer for kiosks. Supports 80 mm rolls, full/half cut, anti-jam feed, black mark detection, USB/RS232, and is ideal for tickets, receipts, and self-service machines.

The MS-EP5860-300 is a high-performance 58mm embedded thermal printer designed for self-service kiosks. Its key advantage is a large 80mm paper roll capacity, significantly reducing the frequency of paper refills. This feature is essential for high-traffic environments, making it a top choice for custom applications like cinema and event ticketing. Engineered for effortless operation, this printer ensures maximum uptime. A side-access cover allows for quick and convenient paper loading. Furthermore, its anti-blocking and anti-pull-out paper nozzle mechanism prevents jams and tampering, delivering reliable, uninterrupted performance that your customers can depend on. The module offers…from masung.group

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