SK1 KIOSK3 PAPER BASKET USB/SERIAL EXT PS NEEDED

Compact, open frame kiosk printers for limited space enclosures Important Information: From April 2022 current Sanei product Hirose connectors will be replaced by Molex connectors which are not compatible with the existing Hirose version. Both printer side and power cable side connectors must match. Please check that you are purchasing the correct product. Available in 2" , 3" and 4" widths, the Sanei range of barcode, ticket, receipt and label kiosk mechanisms offer fast, high quality 203 dpi printing at speeds up to 250 mm/second for kiosks with limited space. Sanei kiosk printers are low profile and ultra lightweight with flexible mounting options including vertical orientation 90° position for the SK1-211 and SK1-311 models for the thinnest of vertical footprints matching today's latest generation of slimline kiosks. "Flip top" paper loading and spring loaded paper roll holders allow the kiosk builder to consider a simpler choice of operating access. The Sanei range comes with dual USB and serial interface. With a large paper roll capacity, the Sanei range offers up to 120mm outside diameter paper roll as standard with 254mm large paper roll option. The new SK4-21 and SK4-31 Series offer a compact and versatile entry level solution for small space applications with a choice of 3 paper roll positions for simpler installation. StarPRNT Emulation StarPRNT SDK: SK1-211/211 and SK1-311/321 models now have StarPRNT emulationas well as ESC/POS. StarPRNT is an all-in-one driver, configuration utility and support package designed for Star POS, Kiosk and Mobile Printers for development under Windows, Android, Linux and MAC. Sanei SK1-211 and SK1-311 series printers can now be configured in the same way as Star's range of POS and Mobile Printers. This gives maximum flexibility in kiosk design. Sanei: Android Support With StarPRNT emulation, the SK-211 and SK-311 series now benefit from Star's Advanced Android SDK with direct cable printing support for low cost, compact tablet-based kiosks.