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Epson M-T532IIAF, 80mm, 24V, Full Auto Cutter, mark sensor Back/right

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C41D401000

Epson M-T532IIAF: 80mm, 24V, Full Auto Cutter, mark sensor Back/right
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Description
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The Epson M-T532 is a thermal printer mechanism designed for systems integrators and OEM developers building high-throughput receipt and ticket printing into embedded applications such as kiosks, POS terminals, and self-service systems. Operating at print speeds of up to 250 mm/s, it delivers text and graphics quickly and reliably, making it well suited to demanding environments in retail, banking, petrol forecourts, ATMs, and vending. The mechanism supports 80 mm paper rolls and includes a full auto cutter for clean, precise receipt separation. A built-in paper jam sensor works proactively to prevent paper from winding around feed rollers, reducing downtime. Rated for a service life of 15 million lines and 37 million lines MCBF, it is engineered for continuous, high-volume operation. It is compatible with Epson BA-T500II Series printers and shares the same external dimensions as the M-T500 Series for straightforward mechanism replacement.
Documents
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Product document mod-m-t532-epson-receipt-printers-datasheet.pdf C41D401000  (PDF) Product document mod-m-t532-epson-receipt-printers-user-manual.pdf C41D401000  (PDF)
FAQs
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What print speed does the Epson M-T532 deliver in high-volume environments?
The Epson M-T532 prints at speeds of up to 250 mm/s, making it well suited for high-throughput applications such as retail POS, kiosks, and self-service terminals.
What paper roll width does the Epson M-T532 support?
The Epson M-T532 supports 80 mm paper rolls.
Does the Epson M-T532 include an auto-cutter?
An auto-cutter is available as an option on the Epson M-T532; it is not described as a standard included component.
What types of deployment environments is the Epson M-T532 designed for?
The Epson M-T532 is designed for retail POS systems, kiosks, and self-service terminals, and it is built to integrate into embedded systems where space-saving and continuous operation are priorities.