TSC Módulo de cortador de alto rendimiento corte total para serie MH240

Batch printing labels on the TSC MH240 series often leaves you with a continuous strip that must be manually separated—wasting time and risking torn edges. This high-performance guillotine cutter module solves that by cleanly cutting each label, tag, or receipt automatically as it exits the printer, so your media is ready to apply or hand out immediately.

Who is it for

This cutter is ideal for warehouses, logistics hubs, retail back offices, and manufacturing lines that rely on the TSC MH240 series for high-volume label output. If you print shipping labels, product tags, or queue tickets and need them separated quickly without manual tearing, this module fits seamlessly into your workflow.

Main features

• Guillotine full-cut mechanism delivers a clean, straight cut through paper, synthetic labels, and tags up to 0.25 mm thick.
• Supports media widths up to 114 mm (4.5 inches), covering the full range of the MH240 printer.
• Long blade life: up to 500,000 cuts on paper and 200,000 cuts on synthetic materials, reducing maintenance frequency.
• Powered directly by the host printer—no extra power supply or cabling needed.
• Field-installable internal module; a qualified technician can integrate it without complex modifications.
• Cut speed synchronizes with the printer’s maximum print speed, so throughput is not compromised.
• High-precision cuts ensure consistent label separation, preventing jams and misfeeds.

Specifications

• Cutter type: Guillotine
• Cut mode: Full cut
• Compatibility: TSC MH240 Series industrial label printers
• Maximum media width: 114 mm (4.5 inches)
• Maximum media thickness: 0.25 mm (10 mil)
• Cut life (paper): Up to 500,000 cuts
• Cut life (synthetic): Up to 200,000 cuts
• Power source: Host printer
• Blade material: High-grade steel
• Installation: Internal, field installable by qualified technician
• Maintenance: User-replaceable blade
• Operating environment: Within host printer's specified conditions

Tips

To maximize blade life, use the cutter primarily with paper media and reserve synthetic cutting for shorter runs. Regularly inspect the blade for wear and replace it when cuts become ragged or incomplete. Ensure the printer firmware is up to date to maintain full integration with the cutter module.