Star TSP143IIU+, USB, 8 dots/mm (203 dpi), cutter, dark grey

Star TSP143IIU+ receipt printer for cafés and restaurants

The Star TSP143IIU+ is a direct thermal printer built for hard daily use on the counter. Receipts print in seconds even when the Friday rush is at its peak — your queue moves because of you, not despite your printer.

Because it uses direct thermal technology, there are no ink cartridges or ribbons to replace. Paper is the only consumable, and swapping a roll takes seconds even mid-service.

Fits the counter space and POS setup you already have

Paper width is switchable between 58 mm and 80 mm, so the printer works across most café, restaurant, and retail configurations. The USB connection goes straight to your till without adapters, and ESC/POS command compatibility means it works with the vast majority of POS software out of the box.

Auto-cutter keeps service moving

The built-in automatic cutter trims each receipt cleanly after every print — no tearing, no ragged edges handed to customers. When you are serving several people in quick succession, small details like this add up.

Wall-mountable when counter space is tight

A wall bracket is included in the box, so you can mount the printer if your counter is cramped. A USB cable and power cable are also in the box, meaning the printer is ready to go from the moment it arrives.

Specs at a glance

• ·Resolution: 203 dpi (8 dots/mm)
• ·Maximum print speed: 200 mm/s
• ·Maximum print width: 72 mm
• ·Paper width: switchable 58 mm / 80 mm
• ·Interface: USB
• ·Colour: dark grey
• ·Country of origin: Vietnam

Four-year warranty

The TSP143IIU+ comes with a 48-month warranty. That is a longer commitment than most counter hardware, and it means the printer is expected to carry its weight for several years without you worrying about replacement costs.

Getting set up through Vaivatta

If you need a hand with installation or want to confirm the printer will work with your current POS setup, get in touch. We will make sure everything connects properly — you should not have to spend an afternoon hunting down drivers on your own.