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A replacement printhead enabling two-colour thermal printing on Star TUP500 and TUP542 self-service terminals via a network port
This replacement printhead is designed for Star TUP500 and TUP542 self-service terminals. It supports two-colour thermal printing for barcodes, labels and bills. The part is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible kiosk hardware.
The unit connects through a network port, so integration depends on the terminal's existing Ethernet infrastructure. Print speed and media handling are governed by the host printer mechanism, not the printhead alone. Buyers who need a different interface or single-colour output should verify compatibility before ordering.
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This printhead is designed for the Star TUP500 and TUP542 self-service terminals, supporting two-colour thermal printing via the network port.
It lets the terminal print standard black text plus a second colour — often red — on compatible thermal paper, useful for highlighting logos, warnings or promotional lines on bills and labels.
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