Thermal transfer printer
TSC has two new members
TSC Auto ID is adding two more thermal transfer printers to its TE200 desktop printer series, which was only launched at the beginning of 2017. With USB 2.0, internal Ethernet, RS-232, a USB host for scanners and PC keyboards as well as the options of internal Bluetooth 4.0 and external Bluetooth, the two flexible TE210 and TE310 models offer various interfaces for smooth data communication.
The memory capacities have also been increased again - 128 MB flash and 64 MB SDRAM are now available for storing fonts, barcodes and logos. The maximum print length of 25,400 millimetres for the TE210 and 11,430 millimetres for the TE310 is around ten times that of the basic models. The real-time clock and buzzer (signal transmitter) are also included as standard. Both printers can easily process label rolls with an outer diameter of 127 millimetres (five inches), film rolls of up to 110 meters on a 0.5-inch core and film rolls of 300 meters on a one-inch core. They are also equipped with sensors for precise alignment of the materials in an efficient printing process. According to the manufacturer, both printers are easy to operate, reliable and designed for a long service life. as
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