Star Micronics SK1-311

Reliable, High Performance Kiosk Printers

Adaptable and Functional
The SK1-311 fits the bill for nearly any business seeking a three-inch self-service kiosk printer. Versatile and dependable, the SK1-311 thermal kiosk printer is available in either standard format (horizontal orientation) or vertical format, both with or without presenter. Installation options include vertical, horizontal, drop-in paper holder, or no paper holder. The high-speed kiosk printer is also capable of printing receipts, tickets, and Black Mark labels.

Features:

• High-Speed Printing: 250mm/sec
• Adaptable, Modular Design
• StarPRNT Emulation for Easy Integration
• Available with and without Presenter
• Auto Loading Paper

The SK1-300 Series of 3-inch kiosk printers have it all: they boast a print speed of 250mm/sec with 203 dpi resolution, while also demonstrating high reliability, compact design, and easy integration.

Available in standard format (horizontal orientation) with or without presenter, standard format drop-in paper loading with or without presenter, or vertical format (vertical orientation) without presenter, the SK1-300 Series of kiosk printers have the ability to fit many applications.

Featuring a compact (low height size: 95mm including paper roll) and lightweight (730g) design, the SK1-321 kiosk printer is an optimal solution for applications requiring a small direct thermal kiosk printer with standard 3-inch print width. The SK1-321 also features a drop-in and print paper basket design, compared to the SK1-311, which features a paper roll arm holder.

All SK1-300 models come with RS-232C and USB interface which integrates with many commonly used kiosk solutions. The SK1-300 Series also ships standard with StarPRNT emulation, allowing software developers to take advantage of the full stack of Star Micronics technology, such as the StarPRNT SDKs and Star’s powerful line of drivers. Software developers that have already integrated Star products can now easily swap or extend their applications from a desktop printer to a kiosk printer. ESC/POS is still available for legacy integration.