All in One POS PC Label Printing Scale with Printer
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-49 Pieces US$430.00
50+ Pieces US$390.00
Sepcifications
- Transport Package Carton
- Specification 58.5*44*67cm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM
- Origin China
- Screen Double 15-Inch IPS Screen
- Touch Panel Multi-Line Capacitive Touch
- Mpu J1800 Dual-Core Processor
- Weighing Index 15kg, Division Value: 2g(Optional: 30kg)
- Printer 58mm Thermal Receipt Printer
- Printing Speed 90mm/S
- Interface WLAN*1, Rj11*1, COM *1, USB*4
- Memory DDR3 2GB, Support up to 4GB
- Hard Disk 32g SSD, Support Optional Higher Configuration
- Material Aluminium Alloy +Stainless Steel +ABS
- Power Supply DC 12V8a
Product Description
All In One POS PC Label Printing Scale With Printer (M/N:POS-S002) Features: Windows 7 operating system,J1800 Dual-core processor 15 Inch Dual screen , the main screen with capacitive touch function Built-in 58mm printer Hidden I / O interface make the device more beautiful Support barcode ...
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