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Oki Microline 3390 Dot Matrix Printer
29% Cheaper€351.14 Ex VAT €431.90 Inc VAT
Oki Microline 5591 Dot Matrix Printer
7% Cheaper€482.95 Ex VAT €594.03 Inc VAT
Oki Microline 6300FB Dot Matrix Printer ML6300-FB
11% Cheaper€480.68 Ex VAT €591.24 Inc VAT -
Oki Microline 3391 Dot Matrix Printer
29% Cheaper€425.00 Ex VAT €522.75 Inc VAT
Oki Microline 395C Dot Matrix Printer
26% Cheaper€935.23 Ex VAT €1150.33 Inc VAT
Oki Microline 4410
35% Cheaper€1858.99 Ex VAT €2286.56 Inc VAT
All Dot Matrix Printers
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Oki Microline 3390 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €495.99
€351.14 ex vat
€431.90 inc vat
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Oki Microline 3320 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €478.99
€356.82 ex vat
€438.89 inc vat
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Oki Microline 3391 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €598.99
€425.00 ex vat
€522.75 inc vat
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Oki Microline 5521 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €499.00
€429.55 ex vat
€528.35 inc vat
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Oki Microline 3321 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €598.99
€443.18 ex vat
€545.11 inc vat
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Oki Microline 6300FB Dot Matrix Printer ML6300-FBRRP: €542.35
€480.68 ex vat
€591.24 inc vat
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Oki Microline 5591 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €520.99
€482.95 ex vat
€594.03 inc vat
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Oki Microline 395C Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €1269.99
€935.23 ex vat
€1150.33 inc vat
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Oki Microline 3410 Dot Matrix PrinterRRP: €1442.99
€1036.36 ex vat
€1274.72 inc vat
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Oki Microline 4410RRP: €2871.99
€1858.99 ex vat
€2286.56 inc vat
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Dot Matrix Printers Buyers Guide
• Dot matrix printers are commonly used in business environments due to their high reliability and low printing cost. Dot matrix printers use a print head which runs on the page and produces print by impacting an ink ribbon, which is very similar to the way typewriters operate. Such printers draw letters out of dot matrix which allows the user to use different fonts and apply some basic graphics.
• The impact technology used in dot matrix printers makes it possible to create carbon and carbonless copies. Depending on the model you can get up to 5 copies of a document which is both time and cost saving. This is one of the reasons for popularity of dot matrix printers among business users who use such printers for printing invoices, purchase orders, shipping forms.
• Another benefit is that unlike laser or inkjet machines, dot matrix printers can print on multi-part forms. Since they are capable of using continuous paper they are extremely useful for data logging and can be more efficient than laser printers as they print on multiple forms in a single pass.
• Due to their ability to work in toughest conditions, dot matrix printers are the most popular printers within warehouses, factories, retail shops and garages. One of the properties which are highly appreciated is the ability to print even on low ink levels – a dot matrix printer simply continues to print just that the letters become lighter (yet still readable). If someone is looking for a very sturdy black/white printer and prefers print efficiency over print quality – dot matrix printers are the best choice.
What to look at when buying a dot matrix printer?
• 9-pin or 24-pin - the number of print pins in dot matrix printers will determine the print quality and speed. 9-pin dot matrix printers deliver basic print quality which is more than enough for most of users who purchase dot matrix printers. Users who require higher quality more similar to laser or inkjet printers should choose the 24-pin models as these are capable of printing in higher quality.
• Another thing worth knowing is that although print quality from 24-pin printers is higher than one from 9-pin machines it is still not as good as from other types of printers.
• Print speed is always a metric to look at when shopping for any type of printer, in dot matrix printers it is expressed in characters per second. When looking at manufacturers information regarding the number of characters per second you should remember that these usually are carried out in fast draft modes which can be different than speeds achieved in highest quality mode. It is a handy number to use for comparison between dot matrix printers.
• Dot matrix printers are available in two paper size options. Standard machines take paper of up to A4 size (80 columns) and if your needs include printing on larger formats you can get an A3 (136 columns) dot matrix printer.
• The dot matrix printers that we have in our range come from quality manufactures: OKI and Epson – the leading brands in the industry worldwide.
• The impact technology used in dot matrix printers makes it possible to create carbon and carbonless copies. Depending on the model you can get up to 5 copies of a document which is both time and cost saving. This is one of the reasons for popularity of dot matrix printers among business users who use such printers for printing invoices, purchase orders, shipping forms.
• Another benefit is that unlike laser or inkjet machines, dot matrix printers can print on multi-part forms. Since they are capable of using continuous paper they are extremely useful for data logging and can be more efficient than laser printers as they print on multiple forms in a single pass.
• Due to their ability to work in toughest conditions, dot matrix printers are the most popular printers within warehouses, factories, retail shops and garages. One of the properties which are highly appreciated is the ability to print even on low ink levels – a dot matrix printer simply continues to print just that the letters become lighter (yet still readable). If someone is looking for a very sturdy black/white printer and prefers print efficiency over print quality – dot matrix printers are the best choice.
What to look at when buying a dot matrix printer?
• 9-pin or 24-pin - the number of print pins in dot matrix printers will determine the print quality and speed. 9-pin dot matrix printers deliver basic print quality which is more than enough for most of users who purchase dot matrix printers. Users who require higher quality more similar to laser or inkjet printers should choose the 24-pin models as these are capable of printing in higher quality.
• Another thing worth knowing is that although print quality from 24-pin printers is higher than one from 9-pin machines it is still not as good as from other types of printers.
• Print speed is always a metric to look at when shopping for any type of printer, in dot matrix printers it is expressed in characters per second. When looking at manufacturers information regarding the number of characters per second you should remember that these usually are carried out in fast draft modes which can be different than speeds achieved in highest quality mode. It is a handy number to use for comparison between dot matrix printers.
• Dot matrix printers are available in two paper size options. Standard machines take paper of up to A4 size (80 columns) and if your needs include printing on larger formats you can get an A3 (136 columns) dot matrix printer.
• The dot matrix printers that we have in our range come from quality manufactures: OKI and Epson – the leading brands in the industry worldwide.
