Epson Releases New Receipt Printer

Epson Releases New Receipt Printer

According to Epson, the new m-Series OmniLink^® TM-m50II thermal receipt printer is engineered to deliver exceptional performance, reliability, and fast speeds to produce fast checkouts and help minimize downtime, ideal for today’s high-volume retail and hospitality businesses.

“Epson offers a variety of mSeries printers with a broad range of connectivity options to meet the demands of modern POS environments, no matter the size,” said John Choi, product manager, Epson America, Inc. “The new OmniLink TM-m50II was designed with high print volume customers in mind, bringing fast speeds and quality in a clean, attractive design.”

The new mSeries model offers print speeds up to 500 mm/sec for fast checkouts in high-volume retail and hospitality environments. The sleek enclosure is IPX2 rated for water resistance and its specially treated antimicrobial enclosure material suppresses the growth of bacteria. Additionally, the printer has a flexible configuration, working in either a top-exit or front-exit orientation.

The OmniLink TM-m50II has the versatility to support both traditional PC-POS and mPOS systems with built-in serial, Ethernet and USB interfaces, along with optional Wi-Fi connectivity. The new printer allows merchants to print from Web-based applications using Epson’s ePOS Print technology or utilize Epson Server Direct Print technology for online ordering or remote printing. With innovative paper-saving technology, the printer enables businesses to reduce paper usage by up to 49 percent.

The new release is now available through Epson Authorized Partners. For more information, visit www.epson.com/mseries.

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