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News Release from: DED | Subject: NP-MMK2 upright 2" kiosk printer
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 20 December 2001
Small kiosk printer keeps depth to a
minimum
DED is offering the NP-MMK2 upright 2" kiosk printer, which is ideal for applications where depth is kept to a minimum, a common feature in most modern kiosks.
DED is offering the NP-MMK2 upright 2" kiosk printer, which is ideal for applications where depth is kept to a minimum, a common feature in most modern kiosks Designed with a clamshell loading system in a rugged, compact housing, measuring 114mm x 100mm x 264mm, it is highly user friendly, allowing easy integration within existing equipment, providing end users with a short development time
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 8 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Utilising paper of 58mm widths, with a 76mm version expected shortly, the printer offers the capacity for a paper roll of up to 84mm diameter, and is capable of printing at speeds of 90mm per sec.
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Conforming to CE, FCC and Class A standards, DED provides value added support for the NP-MMK2, with sales engineers on hand to offer advice and technical expertise 5 days a week.
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