Epson LQ-2190 Printer 24-pin 136 Column 576 cps

Epson LQ-2190 Dot Matrix

The Epson LQ-2190 Printer provides a high-performance solution for businesses requiring reliable, high-volume multi-part form printing. This 24-pin impact device features a wide carriage design that accommodates 136 columns, making it suitable for large spreadsheets and logistics reports. Consequently, IT professionals often deploy this unit in environments where durability and low cost per page are critical requirements. The hardware architecture utilizes a robust print head capable of 400 million strokes per wire. Furthermore, the system supports a mean time between failure (MTBF) of 20,000 power-on hours, ensuring consistent operation in industrial or commercial settings.

Key Features

• High-Speed Impact Printing
  The machine delivers speeds up to 576 characters per second at 12 cpi in high-speed draft mode for rapid output.

• Advanced Paper Handling

  • Supports 1 original plus 5 carbon copies for multi-part documentation.
  • Front, rear, and bottom paper paths allow for flexible media routing.
  • Standard tractor feed handles continuous stationery, labels, and multi-part forms.

• Long-Life Consumables
  The high-yield fabric ribbon produces approximately 15 million characters, reducing the frequency of maintenance interventions.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Epson LQ-2190 Main Unit

• Fabric Ribbon Cartridge

• Power Cable and Driver CD

• Setup Guide and Warranty Document

Why Choose This Device

• The wide-carriage format supports technical reports and large-scale data logs that standard A4 printers cannot accommodate.

• Integrated USB and Parallel ports ensure compatibility with both modern workstations and legacy industrial controllers.

• Operational costs remain low due to the high-capacity ribbon and energy-efficient sleep mode consuming only 3W.

• Heavy-duty construction manages continuous print cycles in logistics hubs without overheating or mechanical failure.

• Flexible media support allows for the use of envelopes, labels, and continuous paper through multiple entry points.