Transmed - Transmed Star SP2000 Dot matrix impact printer

Applications & Use Cases

• Printing data logs and results from laboratory instruments.
• Generating hard copies of analytical data in biotech facilities.
• Recording process parameters in industrial control systems.
• Creating labels and receipts in manufacturing environments.
• Documenting quality control measurements in pharmaceutical production.

Typical Specifications

Printing Technology

Dot matrix impact, typically 9-pin.

Print Speed

Commonly ranges from 2-4 lines per second (LPS) or 100-200 characters per second (CPS) for this class of printer.

Paper Width

Typically accommodates paper rolls of 58mm to 76mm width.

Connectivity

Often features serial (RS-232) or parallel (Centronics) interfaces; USB or Ethernet may be found on some variants.

Power Supply

Typically operates on a standard mains supply, 220-240V AC, 50/60Hz for the UK market.

Footprint

Compact desktop design, commonly around 150-200mm (W) x 200-250mm (D) x 100-150mm (H).

Consumables

Uses readily available ribbon cartridges and standard paper rolls.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What type of data can this printer handle?

  This printer is designed for alphanumeric and basic graphical data, suitable for printing text-based logs, results, and simple reports from connected instruments.

• Is this printer compatible with modern lab equipment?

• What are the typical maintenance requirements for a dot matrix printer?

• Can this printer be used for continuous unattended operation?

• What is the expected lifespan of a ribbon cartridge?