Brother PocketJet 6 PJ-622 - printer - monochrome - direct thermal
Mfg # PJ622
CDW # 2236123
| UNSPSC 43212108
Quick tech specs
- Printer
- thermal paper
- 203 x 200 dpi
- USB
- monochrome
- A4/Legal
- up to 6 ppm
- IrDA
Know your gear
The Brother PocketJet 6 mobile printers, with 200 dpi resolution, provide a high-quality output while helping to lower the cost of mobile printing. The PocketJet 6 comes with integrated USB 2.0 and IrDA interfaces.
When used with the NiMH battery, the PocketJet 6 printers have the same small form factor as previous models, so you can immediately upgrade to the PocketJet 6 to take advantage of the product features and improved performance while preserving your investment in vehicle mounts and other accessories.
The Brother PocketJet 6 mobile printers use the proven and reliable direct thermal printing technology, which provides several benefits, including: low maintenance costs - no ink or ribbons to replace, higher reliability than other technologies due to fewer moving parts, quiet printing, and the ability to mount the printer in a vehicle in just about any orientation. The compact design of the PocketJet 6 allows the printers to fit in places where space is limited, and the short paper path means there is less chance of a paper jam or misfeed.
When used with the NiMH battery, the PocketJet 6 printers have the same small form factor as previous models, so you can immediately upgrade to the PocketJet 6 to take advantage of the product features and improved performance while preserving your investment in vehicle mounts and other accessories.
The Brother PocketJet 6 mobile printers use the proven and reliable direct thermal printing technology, which provides several benefits, including: low maintenance costs - no ink or ribbons to replace, higher reliability than other technologies due to fewer moving parts, quiet printing, and the ability to mount the printer in a vehicle in just about any orientation. The compact design of the PocketJet 6 allows the printers to fit in places where space is limited, and the short paper path means there is less chance of a paper jam or misfeed.