Either way, accessories are a cheap and economical way to keep your printer functioning and capable of doing what your business needs. Or perhaps you just need to replace your old broken parts with replacement parts. You can make it even more versatile by adding an Epson Paper Roll Handler or Epson Standard Cut Sheet Feeder. This printer already features fast print speeds, as well as advanced paper handling capabilities. Rather than throwing out a perfectly fine older printer, with its associated environmental impact, simply upgrade it to whatever you need it to do.
The unique features of SIDM printers make them the only viable printing alternative in many circumstances.Is your Epson LX-300+ Dot Matrix Printer stuck in the corner of the office gathering dust? Do you want to get more speed and versatility out of it? Then an Epson printer accessory is what you need. Standard paper handling can be enhanced with the addition of the optional second tractor or the single bin cut sheet feeder.\n\nImpact Dot Matrix printers are the ever reliable and valuable business tool, with particular applications in difficult environments, such as retail, government, warehousing, office and data processing applications. Featuring extraordinary speed, durability and dependability - as well as optional colour capability - the Epson LX–300+II offers exceptionally high performance in a compact and lightweight package.\n\nThe LX–300+II offers fast draft and letter quality printing, a convertible push/pull tractor, the option to upgrade to colour, standard USB, serial and parallel interfaces with built–in auto switching, giving users additional connective flexibility.\n\nA very versatile printer, the LX–300+II is easy to use and has excellent paper handling capabilities, including the ability to load single A4 cut sheets, continuous stationery, envelopes, and multi–part stationery with no wastage of the first sheet.
LX–300+II is a rugged, 9–pin Dot Matrix printer, perfect for back–office or front–office printing on multi–part stationery.
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