Epson TM-L90 Label Printer: Cost-Effective for QSRs and Food Service
The TM-L90 is a versatile Liner-Free Compatible label printer designed for quick and easy “stay stuck” label printing. It delivers high-quality label, barcode, and receipt printing in a compact design, featuring fast print speeds of up to 150mm/sec and a sharp resolution of 203 x 203 dpi for clear logos and text. Capable of handling various print media, including labels, receipts, and tickets, it supports continuous printing on liner labels. Additionally, this printer is compatible with leading business label software applications via Windows® drivers.
The TM-L90 thermal label printer with peeler offers high quality label and barcode printing in one compact unit. It supports continuous printing on liner labels.
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High quality, thermal printing at a crisp 203 x 203 dpi
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Fast print speeds at up to 150mm/second
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Peeler Version available with Ethernet Model
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Compatible with leading business label software using Windows®® drivers
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Easy, drop-in paper loading of rolls up to 90mm in diameter
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High reliability with an MCBF of 70 million lines
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Dual interfaces standard including built-in USB plus one UIB interface
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One-year limited warranty
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Compatible — uses Epson-tested, liner-free adhesive labels
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Efficient — improves order accuracy and customer satisfaction
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Flexible — one printer for both liner-free labeling and receipt printing
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Convenient — dual interfaces include built-in USB for flexible connectivity
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Fast — print speeds of up to 170 mm/sec
Cost-effective — enhanced print options reduce paper usage up to 30 percent -
Versatile — 40, 58, and 80 mm print width support options
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Smart — automatically detects media type and paper width
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Energy-efficient — reduced power consumption
Specifications:
Weight Approx: 4.18 lbs
Dimensions: 5.5"W x 5.8"D x 8"H
Frequently Asked Questions:
1) Lift the cover open lever and open the roll paper cover.
2) Remove the used roll paper core, if any.
3) Install the roll paper in the correct direction
4) Pull out some roll paper, so that the paper is set between the paper guides.
5) Close the roll paper cover.
6) Tear off the roll paper.
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