The Ultimate Pizzeria Printer is Now Available from Star Micronics
(ContentDesk) July 5, 2005 -- The Pizzeria and Fast Food Industry quest for a solution to printing delivery labels for pizza boxes has been answered by Star Micronics.
Finding a silent and quick printing printer taking up very little counter space while providing a legible wide label is just one of the capabilities of the TSP800 printer.
Printing wide receipts capturing all of the input food order and delivering coupons for return business is another function - a total pizzeria and food delivery solution packed into one printer.Star Micronics' TSP800 printer delivers a 4.4" (112 mm) x 1.75" thermal pizza delivery label for pizza businesses and fast food delivery service, printing in high speed of 6" per second (150 mm/sec) for the fast-paced business industry standards.
The TSP800 printer has more to offer in addition to delivery labels; multiple printing solutions, a wide format Point of Sale Receipt which can store the restaurant's logo, print promotional advertising and coupons for return business from the establishment's customers, and bar code printing for scanning purposes. All of these solutions packed into a very small printer, it's footprint of 8.5" by 7" will fit on any busy countertop, and an optional space saving wall mount bracket can place the printer off the counter.
One printer and many solutions for the pizza and delivery business -- it is the ultimate pizzeria printer. Call Star Micronics for more information on how pizza and fast food businesses can benefit by using our TSP800 for delivery labels, wide receipts, and return business from customers. Star Micronics America 800-782-7636, ext 109..
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Share Your Digital Photos with Friends and Family
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