BIXOLON SRP-Q200 Stampante termica diretta per POS con USB e seriale, uscita frontale, 203 dpi, taglierina automatica

Receipt printing at the counter can slow down service when speed and reliability are missing. The BIXOLON SRP-Q200 tackles this with a compact direct thermal printer that delivers fast, crisp output for retail and hospitality environments. Its front-exit paper path and dual USB/Serial connectivity make it a practical choice for tight spaces and mixed POS setups.

Who is it for

This printer is built for retail stores, cafés, quick-service restaurants, and any business that needs a dependable receipt or ticket printer. The dual interface supports both legacy serial systems and modern USB-based POS terminals, while the front-exit design keeps counters tidy and accessible.

Main features

• High-speed printing up to 250 mm/sec for fast customer throughput
• 203 dpi resolution ensures clear, legible text and graphics
• Auto cutter with partial/full cut options for efficient receipt handling
• Front exit paper path saves valuable counter space
• USB V2.0 FS and Serial (RS-232C) interfaces for flexible integration
• Supports 1D and 2D barcodes including QR and Data Matrix
• Compatible with Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS and more via SDKs

Specifications

• Printing Technology: Direct Thermal
• Print Resolution: 203 dpi
• Print Speed: Up to 250 mm/sec
• Paper Width: 58 mm (2-inch)
• Maximum Print Width: 48 mm
• Interface: USB V2.0 FS, Serial (RS-232C)
• Auto Cutter: Yes (Partial/Full Cut)
• Paper Roll Diameter: Up to 80 mm
• Emulation: BXL / POS
• TPH Life: 150 km
• Auto Cutter Life: 1.5 Million Cuts
• Sensors: Paper End, Paper Near End, Cover Open
• Power Supply: External Power Adaptor (24V, 2.5A)
• Color: Black
• Memory: 4 Kbytes Receive Buffer, 256 Kbytes NV Image Memory

Tips

Pair the SRP-Q200 with a compatible 58 mm thermal paper roll (up to 80 mm diameter) for uninterrupted operation. Use the partial cut option to keep receipts attached for easy tearing, or full cut for individual tickets. The front exit design works best when the printer is placed at the edge of the counter, allowing paper to drop into a tray or basket below.