Epson Fx-890Iin Dot Matrix Printer
FX-890IIN
Network dot matrix printerFast nine-pin dot matrix printer offering outstanding reliability and extremely low TCO, as well as network capability.FX-890IINThe FX-890II is a high-volume, low TCO 80-column dot matrix printer designed for fast, reliable network printing. A contemporary new design and smaller footprint make upgrading easy and add a range of new features for unprecedented flexibility.Market-leading print speedsThe FX-890IIN offers an improved USD (ultra speed draft) speed of 735 characters per second at 12 characters per inch, making a real difference to high-volume print runs such as stock reports and large batches of invoices or freight documents.Outstanding reliabilityEpson's dot matrix technology is already mature and very reliable, and these new printers improve the mean time between failure by 25% to 25,000 power-on hours, ideal for challenging conditions or where regular maintenance is not practical.Smaller footprintEpson's new range of dot matrix printers has a refreshed design with a smaller footprint - depth has been reduced to just 320mm - making it easy to place into a business environment.Network capabilityThis is a network model which supports both serial and Ethernet connections for enhanced connectivity.- Market-leading print speeds: Complete high-volume print runs even faster- Very low TCO: Cheap, long-lasting consumables and low power use- Even better reliability: Improved by 25% to 25,000 power-on hours- Smaller footprint: Allows for easy placement within a business environment- Network capability: Supports both Ethernet and serial connections9-pins, 80-colums, 2 x 9Needles, 612chars/s, 240 x 144DPI, USB, Ethernet, 55W, 128kB
Epson FX-890IIN. Maximum print speed: 612 cps, Maximum resolution: 240 x 144 DPI, Maximum print speed (draft): 463 cps. Paper tray media types: Envelopes, Plain paper. Product colour: Black, Buffer size: 128 KB, Sound pressure level (printing): 55 dB. Standard interfaces: Ethernet, Parallel, USB. Print head: 9-pin, Mean time between failures (MTBF): 25000 h
03/11/2017