November 3, 2009 -
Accepting thermal papers up to 3 in. wide and 60-150 µm thick, 24 V Model FTP-63AMCL011/411 is suitable for receipt generating applications. Platen release mechanism facilitates drop-in paper loading and print head maintenance. In addition to alphanumeric, Kana, and international characters, FTP-63AMCL prints 2D barcodes at 8 dots/mm resolution. Die-cast frame acts as heat-sink during continuous printing, provides ESD absorption, and enables operating temperature of -20 to +70°C.
Fujitsu's New Printer Mechanism Offers Top-of-Line Speed and Reliability
Increases transaction efficiency in high-volume receipt printing
Sunnyvale, CA, October 27, 2009 - Fujitsu Components America, Inc. today added a 24-volt, 3-inch thermal printer mechanism that offers OEMs ultra-fast print speeds, long-term operating reliability, and a compact footprint. These features reduce operating costs and downtime by increasing transaction efficiency in high-volume receipt printing applications.
With a 250mm (2000 dotlines/sec, max) print speed, the new FTP-63AMCL011/411 printer series is Fujitsu's fastest-in-class printer mechanism. It accepts thermal papers up to 85mm wide and 60-150micrometers thick, making it suitable for a variety of receipt generating applications. A platen release mechanism simplifies drop-in paper loading and print head maintenance to ensure continuous operation.
The printer features a replaceable thermal head with a printing life of 150km. An available, front-mount guillotine cutter offers full or partial cutting and has a mechanical life of one million cuts. When integrated with the auto-cutter, the entire unit measures a compact, 119.1(W) x 54(D) x 38(H) mm and weighs 315g, allowing for mounting flexibility and easy integration.
The printer's die-cast frame enhances durability and acts as a heat-sink during continuous printing. It also reduces shock and vibration, and provides mounting stability, ESD absorption, and static electricity dissipation, while enabling a wide operating temperature range of -20 to +70 degrees C.
In addition to alphanumeric, Kana and international characters, the FTP-63AMCL prints 2-D barcodes (QR, Maxi, PDF417) at 8 dots/mm resolution (640 dots/line), enabling customizable receipts with logos, graphics, coupons, messages, etc. Target applications include POS, ticketing, banking and kiosk systems used in retail, transportation, gaming, convenience, and hospitality environments. Its quiet operation and durability make it equally suitable for use in medical devices and scientific equipment.
Available now, the RoHS-compliant, FTP-63AMCL series is priced from $96 for mechanism and $141 for mechanism/cutter in 1,000-piece quantities. A Serial and USB interface board will be available next quarter.
Fujitsu Components America, Inc. markets and distributes electronic components throughout North and Central America. Products include relays, connectors, input and pointing devices, touch panels, LCD console drawers, KVM switches, and thermal printers. The company is headquartered at 250 E. Caribbean Drive, Sunnyvale, California, 94089. For product information, contact FCAI via telephone at 1-800-380-0059 or by email at components@us.fujitsu.com
For more information, please see: us.fujitsu.com/components Company Information: Name: Fujitsu Components America, Inc. Address: 250 E. Caribbean Drive City: Sunnyvale State: CA ZIP: 94089 Country: USA Phone: 800-380-0059 http://www.fcai.fujitsu.com
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