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Star Micronics mC-Print3 Wired & Wireless Thermal POS printer
Star Micronics mC-Print3, Thermal, POS printer, 250 mm/sec, 8.3 cm, 58mm, 80mm, Wired & Wireless
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Product Information
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Star Micronics |
| Product code | 16475780 |
| EAN | 04951319258629 |
| Manufacturer part number | 39651390 |
| Category | Label printers and accessories |
Product Description
Star’s mC-Print receipt printers are super-compact and versatile for traditional POS and tablet POS / mPOS as well as printing directly from web and cloud based applications such as web shops and online food ordering platforms using Star's built-in CloudPRNT™ technology.
The mCP31LB features Bluetooth connectivity as well as USB, Ethernet LAN and a Lightning USB port supporting data communication as well as charging for Apple iPad™ and iPhone™. The mCP31LB also includes Star's SteadyLAN™ technology providing network connectivity to Apple iOS devices without the need for WiFi.
Additional USB ports are included to control USB peripherals attached to the printer including cash drawer, scanner, buzzer, RFID devices and customer display.
With front paper loading and IPX2 splash proof design the mC-Print3 ticks all the boxes for today’s expectations in retail and hospitality environments including simple integration into self-service kiosks.
The mCP31LB features Bluetooth connectivity as well as USB, Ethernet LAN and a Lightning USB port supporting data communication as well as charging for Apple iPad™ and iPhone™. The mCP31LB also includes Star's SteadyLAN™ technology providing network connectivity to Apple iOS devices without the need for WiFi.
Additional USB ports are included to control USB peripherals attached to the printer including cash drawer, scanner, buzzer, RFID devices and customer display.
With front paper loading and IPX2 splash proof design the mC-Print3 ticks all the boxes for today’s expectations in retail and hospitality environments including simple integration into self-service kiosks.