Star Micronics TSP143IV UE Thermal Receipt Printer
A compact, cloud-ready receipt printer delivering fast, reliable printing and flexible connectivity for modern retail and hospitality environments.
- High-Speed Printing
- CloudPRNT™ Enabled
- Multi-Connectivity Options
- Compact Space-Saving Design
The Star Micronics TSP100IV is a next-generation thermal receipt printer designed to meet the demands of modern retail, hospitality, and service environments. Combining the trusted reliability of the TSP100 range with enhanced connectivity and cloud-based functionality, it delivers fast, dependable receipt printing while helping businesses streamline their operations. Its compact design saves valuable counter space, making it ideal for busy point-of-sale environments.
Built for today’s connected businesses, the TSP100IV supports USB-C and Ethernet connectivity, with selected models also offering Bluetooth and dual-band Wi-Fi capabilities. Integrated CloudPRNT™ technology enables direct printing from cloud-based applications, making it ideal for click-and-collect, online ordering, and tablet POS solutions. With high-speed printing, simple setup, and a standard 4-year warranty, the TSP100IV provides a reliable, future-ready printing solution for businesses of all sizes.
Key Features:
- High-Speed Printing: Print receipts at speeds of up to 250mm per second.
- CloudPRNT™ Enabled: Print directly from cloud-based POS and ordering platforms.
- Multi-Connectivity Options: USB-C, Ethernet, and wireless options on selected models.
- Compact Space-Saving Design: Up to 20% smaller than previous TSP100 models.
- Integrated Cable Management: Clean, professional installation with built-in power supply.
- 4-Year Warranty: Long-term reliability and peace of mind.
Technical Specifications
- Printing Technology: Direct Thermal
- Resolution: 203 dpi
- Print Speed: 250mm/s
- Interfaces: USB-C, USB-A, Ethernet LAN
- Paper Width: 80mm (58mm with paper guide)
- Power Supply: Internal 24VDC
- Cutter: Guillotine
- Compatibility: Windows, MacOS, Linux, and Android


















