Printers for point of sale, retail and professional use
Point of sale printers meet the printing needs of shops, warehouses and other professional environments, from product labelling and barcode printing to receipts and mobile printing. Discover our range of POS printers for different applications, including label printers, receipt printers and portable models.
A professional label printer for those on a tight budget, offering 203 DPI direct thermal printing, with comprehensive connectivity including USB, Bluetooth and Ethernet.
Professional-grade label printing with fast 152mm/sec output, high 203 DPI resolution, and versatile connectivity options including Bluetooth 5.0 and Ethernet.
80 mm POS thermal printer with a print speed of 250 mm/s, featuring USB, RS-232 and Ethernet connectivity, automatic paper feed adjustment and a built-in paper cutter.
Compact POS thermal printer with a print speed of 300 mm/s, featuring 18 W USB-C PD, Ethernet, 58/80 mm paper widths and IPX2 protection for confined spaces.
High-performance POS thermal printer with a print speed of 500 mm/s, featuring USB, Ethernet and RS-232 connectivity, designed for fast and reliable receipt printing.
80 mm POS thermal printer with a print speed of 250 mm/s, featuring USB and serial connections, automatic paper-saving mode and a built-in paper cutter.
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Which printer should you choose for your point of sale?
Choosing the right professional printer depends primarily on what you need to print, your daily printing volume and where the device will be used. A label printer is designed for identification and traceability, a receipt printer supports checkout operations, while a portable printer allows you to print wherever you are working.
Label printers
For printing product labels, barcodes, references, logistics information or shipping labels.
Receipt printers
For quickly printing receipts and other transaction documents at the checkout.
Portable printers
For mobile printing in a shop, warehouse, during deliveries or from a mobile workstation.
Direct thermal printing
Uses heat-sensitive media and does not require an ink ribbon; it is commonly used for certain receipts and labels.
Thermal transfer
Uses a ribbon to transfer the print onto the media and is suitable for applications requiring more durable labels.
Connectivity
USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, depending on the model and your workstation integration requirements.
How to choose your POS printer
OKDefine what you need to print: receipts, product labels, barcodes, logistics documents or other media.
OKAssess your printing volume: occasional use or several hundred prints per day.
OKChoose the printing technology: direct thermal or thermal transfer depending on the media and required durability.
OKCheck compatible formats: paper or label width and roll diameter.
OKCheck connectivity: USB or Ethernet for a fixed workstation, or Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for greater flexibility.
OKConsider consumables: check the availability and compatibility of the required paper, labels and ribbons.
Direct thermal or thermal transfer printer: what's the difference?
Direct thermal printing creates the image directly on heat-sensitive media and therefore does not require a ribbon. It is particularly suitable for printouts that only need to remain readable for a limited period. Thermal transfer, on the other hand, uses a ribbon to transfer the print onto the label. This technology is generally preferred when print legibility and durability need to be maintained for longer. The right choice therefore depends on the media, its intended use and the required lifespan.
Printers across professional environments
In shops and points of sale, printers are used for receipts, product labels and barcodes. In warehouses and logistics, they support goods identification, order preparation and traceability. Portable models are suitable for situations where printing needs to be carried out directly next to the product, parcel or location where the work is being performed.
Why choose Onedirect?
Onedirect offers printers for point of sale and professional environments designed for a wide range of printing requirements. Compare models by printing technology, connectivity, supported formats and intended use. Our advisers can also help you check compatibility between the printer, your equipment and the required consumables.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
What is a POS printer?
A POS printer is a printer used in a point of sale environment for tasks such as printing receipts or labels. The type of printer you need depends on the media being printed and the system it needs to connect to.
Which printer should you choose for a point of sale?
For checkout operations, choose a point of sale receipt printer designed for receipts. For product identification, barcodes or logistics, choose a label printer. If you need to print on the move, a portable printer is generally more suitable.
What is the difference between a receipt printer and a label printer?
A receipt printer is primarily designed to print receipts and transaction documents on paper, while a label printer produces adhesive media used for identification, barcodes, traceability or shipping.
Does a thermal printer need ink?
A direct thermal printer uses neither ink cartridges nor toner: it prints onto heat-sensitive paper or labels. A thermal transfer printer uses a ribbon instead, but does not require a conventional ink cartridge.
Which connectivity should you choose for a professional printer?
USB is generally suitable for a single workstation, while Ethernet makes network integration easier. Wi-Fi or Bluetooth can be useful when the printer needs to offer greater flexibility or work with compatible mobile devices.
How do you choose compatible printer consumables?
Check the printing technology, supported dimensions and compatible references specified by the manufacturer. Depending on the printer, you may need thermal paper, label rolls or suitable ribbons.