SPRING-PT380-POS 80mm POS Receipt Printer

What this portable printer is built around

The PT380-POS is a portable 80mm thermal receipt printer. Its listed configuration is an 80mm POS receipt print width, a 100mm/s print speed, USB and Bluetooth interfaces, and a 2500mAh battery. Those four values define the machine: receipt width sets the paper you load, the interface set defines how a host device connects, and the battery is what allows the unit to run away from a fixed counter.

For a mobile point-of-sale or delivery-billing rollout, the practical question is not whether the printer prints, but whether its paper width, connection method, and power source match the workflow you already run. The sections below separate what is specified from what still needs to be confirmed against your own setup.

Where an 80mm portable receipt printer fits

An 80mm thermal receipt printer is the standard width for a full-size sales receipt, so the PT380-POS is aimed at workflows where a receipt is printed at the point of handover rather than at a fixed till. The 2500mAh battery and Bluetooth interface are what make that possible: the operator carries the printer instead of returning to a counter.

These are the workflow types the listed 80mm width, USB + Bluetooth interface, and 2500mAh battery support. Whether a specific app, operating system, or POS platform can drive the printer is not stated in the current product record and should be confirmed before ordering.

How to compare this model against your setup

Four listed values do most of the work when you compare the PT380-POS with another portable receipt printer. Check them in this order.

1. Paper width and roll format

The print width is 80mm POS receipt paper. If your operation already buys 80mm thermal rolls, this model uses the same consumable width as a standard countertop receipt printer, which keeps paper purchasing simple across fixed and mobile stations. Confirm the roll diameter and core size your supplier stocks against the printer's paper compartment before committing to a large roll order.

2. Interface and how the host device connects

The listed interface is USB + Bluetooth. Bluetooth is the channel for handheld and phone-driven printing; USB is the wired option for a fixed station or for charging and data transfer. If your POS software or delivery app expects a particular connection profile, send that detail with your inquiry so it can be checked against the printer rather than assumed.

3. Print speed in the context of your queue

The listed print speed is 100mm/s. At that rate a typical receipt length prints in a few seconds, which matters when a driver is waiting at a door or a queue is building. Print speed is only one part of throughput, though: the time to open the app, build the order, and send the job usually dominates. Treat 100mm/s as the printer's contribution, not the whole transaction time.

4. Battery capacity and charging routine

The listed battery is 2500mAh. Battery capacity alone does not tell you how many receipts one charge covers, because that depends on print density, receipt length, and Bluetooth duty cycle. The number of print cycles per charge and the charging method are not stated in the current product record; if a full-shift runtime is a requirement for your deployment, raise it in the inquiry so it can be answered against the actual unit.

What to confirm before ordering

These points are not stated in the current product record. They affect whether the PT380-POS fits a specific deployment, so they are listed here as items to confirm rather than assumed values.

• OS and app compatibility Available upon request
• Print resolution Available upon request
• Print cycles per charge Available upon request
• Charging method Available upon request
• Dimensions and weight Available upon request
• Packaging details Available upon request
• Product-level certification Available upon request

For a sample evaluation, the fastest path is to send the paper roll you intend to use, the device and app you intend to print from, and the receipt layout you need. That lets the printer be tested against your actual workflow rather than a generic one.

Order, logistics, and after-sales terms

Manufacturer background

The PT380-POS is manufactured by Xiamen Spring Technology Co., Ltd., established in 1998. The company develops and manufactures thermal barcode printers, heat press machines, and engraving machines, and supports OEM and ODM cooperation.

• 11,000 m² factory area with 12 production lines
• 42-person team, including an R&D group with experience in the barcode printer industry
• Company-level certifications: ISO9001, ISO14001, 3C, ROHS, CE
• Target markets: North America, Southeast Asia, and other global regions

Certifications listed above apply to the company's manufacturing and trading operations at company level.

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