OKI MICROLINE 320 Turbo Mono Dot Matrix Printer (62411601)
Key features
- •OKI MICROLINE 320 Turbo Mono Dot Matrix Printer (9 Pin) (435 cpm) (64 KB) (240 x 216 dpi) (120V) (Max Duty Cycle 20 000 Pages) (USB) (Parallel)
- •OKI MICROLINE 320 Turbo Mono Dot Matrix Printer (9 Pin) (435 cpm) (64 KB) (240 x 216 dpi) (120V) (Max Duty Cycle 20 000 Pages) (USB) (Parallel)
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BrandOKI
CategoryElectronics Features
OKI MICROLINE 320 Turbo Mono Dot Matrix Printer (62411601)
List Price: $747.87$673.08DEALYou Save: $74.79 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Well constructed and reliable
Denise✓ Verified Purchase•July 7, 2023
I bought this printer for use in our current campaign of shipping out @1200 packages for military deployed at Christmas. The Oki Microline 320 worked perfectly, although I did have some unexpected issues with my win 7 computer halfway through and ended up finishing on a win10. Does everything work perfectly on a Win10? No, but I didn't expect it to. Did it work well enough? Absolutely. Campaign is over and shipped, and my arthritis is not the first thing on my mind. Sounds like a win to me!
Works great in a batch house!
david baier✓ Verified Purchase•June 18, 2023
Well it's a dot matrix printer. It works really well printing concrete tickets. If it can survive the batch house agg and dust it can work anywhere you put it.
Works Great! I have been using Microline Turbo printers for ...
MEP✓ Verified Purchase•May 26, 2023
Works Great!
I have been using Microline Turbo printers for 30 years. The one that I had been using for the last 15+ years on a daily basis for work finally gave out. These printers cost quite a bit of money and I couldn't afford to by a new one so I was excited to find this reconditioned one at about half the price of a new one. I purchased this one about 3 months ago and haven't had any issues with it, it runs great. Here's hoping that it will last 15 years.
I have been using Microline Turbo printers for 30 years. The one that I had been using for the last 15+ years on a daily basis for work finally gave out. These printers cost quite a bit of money and I couldn't afford to by a new one so I was excited to find this reconditioned one at about half the price of a new one. I purchased this one about 3 months ago and haven't had any issues with it, it runs great. Here's hoping that it will last 15 years.
This printer is a great product as long as you are aware that Microsoft Windows has an Auto Form Feed function
CyrixLord✓ Verified Purchase•May 9, 2023
This is a great printer, and is fairly easy to get working, although cycling through the menu system to turn off certain functions can be a bother. The manual is in typical Japanglish which makes it difficult to learn about how to shut off the auto form feed and line feed functions, so bring lots of paper. Windows also adds in some fun because there is no apparent way to turn off auto form feed or line feeds from happening either (like in notepad). This can be a pain with labels because it always wants to eject a page of labels after it is done printing. It will print labels just fine and pound through multi part forms quite nicely.
You are also stuck with using the windows based font system unless you INSTALL ANOTHER PRINTER and cycle through the printer types until you see 'TEXT ONLY'. this is the only good way to get the printer to use its own font system. Don't worry, you can just select which 'printer' you want to use whenever you print so you can use both.
I am sure with a bit more knowledge, and messing with this printer I can get it to work for me perfectly, and I am pretty happy with the printer. I do miss the nice STAR Micronics Gemini printers
You are also stuck with using the windows based font system unless you INSTALL ANOTHER PRINTER and cycle through the printer types until you see 'TEXT ONLY'. this is the only good way to get the printer to use its own font system. Don't worry, you can just select which 'printer' you want to use whenever you print so you can use both.
I am sure with a bit more knowledge, and messing with this printer I can get it to work for me perfectly, and I am pretty happy with the printer. I do miss the nice STAR Micronics Gemini printers
It does exactly what a dot-matrix should do.
Benjamin F Chen✓ Verified Purchase•May 8, 2023
We use this in a small office because we print 3-page carbon invoices. This is a no-frills model that includes both usb and lpt printer inputs. Works well with Windows 7, 8 and 8.1. You can purchase cheap non-oem ribbons fairly cheap. Installation is simple, if your computer does not auto-detect, you can use the included install disk. It comes only with a power cord, no cables to connect. This is the 2nd Oki ML320 we've purchased in 2 years. Periodic maintenance (compressed air to blow out paper) is about the only thing you need to do. I love this model but pray for the day we no longer need a dot-matrix.
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