Epson TM-m30III, 8 dots/mm (203 dpi), cutter, USB, USB-C, Ethernet, black

Epson TM-m30III — the receipt printer that keeps your till moving

The Epson TM-m30III is built for daily, heavy-duty use in restaurants, cafés, and retail shops. When the Friday-night rush hits its peak, the printer is not the bottleneck — the receipt is in the customer's hand before the next person has even stepped up to the counter.

Speed that keeps the queue short

At up to 300 mm/s, a standard receipt is out in under a second. The automatic cutter trims each receipt cleanly without any manual tearing — one less thing demanding your attention when it matters most.

Three connection options — works with whatever POS you already have

The TM-m30III supports USB (Type B), USB-C, and Ethernet. That means the printer works regardless of how your till is connected — no need to order a specific cable version or worry about compatibility. The built-in Micro SD slot lets you store your logo or a custom receipt template directly on the printer.

Paper width that fits what you already stock

The printer handles both 58 mm and 80 mm receipt paper. Use whichever width you already have on the shelf, or whichever your POS software recommends. With a maximum roll diameter of 83 mm, you will not be swapping rolls in the middle of a busy evening.

Direct thermal printing — no ink, no cartridges, no maintenance stops

The TM-m30III uses direct thermal technology: no ink, no ribbon, no cartridges. There is very little to maintain, and wear is limited to the paper itself. Print resolution is 203 dpi (8 dots/mm), which renders every standard receipt layout crisp and easy to read.

Everything you need in the box

The package includes a power supply unit and power cable, so the printer is ready to connect straight away. Country of origin is the Philippines, and Epson's manufacturer warranty covers the unit for 24 months.

Installation and setup

If you need a hand connecting the printer to your till or POS system, Vaivatta can help — get in touch and we will sort it out together. You should not have to dig through driver settings on your own.