Product comparison · 2 dot matrix printers

Epson VP-D1300 dot matrix printer vs Epson VP-D500 dot matrix printer

Key differences

Maximum printing width (columns)
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:136
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:80
Bitmap fonts
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:Gothic, Roman
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:Gothic, OCR-B, Roman
Scalable fonts
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:Gothic, Roman
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:Gothic, Roman, Sans Serif
Cut sheet width range
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:148 - 420 mm
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:100 - 257 mm
Continuous paper width range
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:101.6 - 406.4 mm
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:101.6 - 254 mm
Power consumption (typical)
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:32 W
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:26 W
Width
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:523 mm
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:348 mm
Height
- VP-D1300 dot matrix printer:162 mm
- VP-D500 dot matrix printer:154 mm

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Comparison of VP-D1300, VP-D500
43 specifications	A Epson VP-D1300 dot matrix printer Model VP-D1300 View product	B Epson VP-D500 dot matrix printer Model VP-D500 View product
Printing3 differ
Maximum printing width (columns)Differs	136	80
Bitmap fontsDiffers	Gothic, Roman	Gothic, OCR-B, Roman
Scalable fontsDiffers	Gothic, Roman	Gothic, Roman, Sans Serif
Paper handling2 differ
Maximum print sizeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Cut sheet width rangeDiffers	148 - 420 mm	100 - 257 mm
Continuous paper width rangeDiffers	101.6 - 406.4 mm	101.6 - 254 mm
Paper tray media typesKnown for one	Postcard, Recycled paper, Thick paper	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	32 W	26 W
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	523 mm	348 mm
HeightDiffers	162 mm	154 mm
WeightDiffers	6.1 kg	4.1 kg
Other features1 differ
Printing widthDiffers	345 characters	203.2 characters
Technical detailsidentical
Sustainability certificatesKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	ENERGY STAR

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