OKI Printing Solutions launches new Microline Dot Matrix printers

The innovative ML6300FB builds on the reliability and quality of the current range with improved specification and lower cost, hence providing better value for money and customer satisfaction.

"The ML6300FB is the first all new SIDM- Serial Impact Dot Matrix- product to launch since ML5500s in 2003," said John Ross, General Manager Middle East, OKI Printing Solutions. "We maintain our commitment to our customer base and the professional SIDM market by constantly introducing enhanced products packed with advanced technologies aimed at delivering high-quality, accurate output."

The current ML320FB and ML390FB have been in production for many years and have been proved popular due to their solid build quality and longevity in the harshest environment. The innovative OKI ML6300 FB provides an enhanced specification over these two products, including improved connectivity - standard USB and parallel interfaces - and faster print speeds all at a competitive price and performance.

Building on its heritage of providing award winning printers, OKI's ML6300FB series is characterized by its small footprint and its straight, flat paper path. This makes the printer, which encompasses a multi-part copy capability, suitable for printing on a wide variety of media. The flexibility and compactness of this streamlined printer makes it ideal for use in high profile environments and vertical markets such as the banking industry, travel agency, and the public sector-where high quality word and data processing is needed along side fast impact printing capabilities.

Dot matrix printers offer the lowest cost per page of any printer type and unmatched paper handling as well as the ability to print instant multi-part forms. As part of this family, OKI's ML6300FB entails significant performance improvements accompanied with great reliability of 12,000 hours MTBF and a 24 pin print head. Additionally, the ribbon's life is a 400 million character cartridge type with a clean hands facility.