
Epson
Epson C31C412A7651 TM-L90 Plus Linerless Thermal Receipt Printer
Network-ready linerless thermal printing in 40mm and 80mm widths — no liner waste, no label gaps.
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Overview
Key Features
Epson
Tm-l90 plus liner less (lfc) 40/80 mm media support only
E04 ethernet interface
Country of origin - china
Specifications
Model
TM-L90 Plus Linerless
Media Support
40/80 mm
Interface
E04 Ethernet
Country of Origin
China
Frequently Asked Questions
What media widths does the TM-L90 Plus Linerless support?
It supports 40mm and 80mm linerless media only. Standard lined label rolls are not compatible with this linerless configuration — the platen roller and cutter are specifically engineered for liner-free stock.
How does the Ethernet interface connect to a POS or network environment?
The E04 Ethernet interface uses DHCP by default, so it will automatically obtain an IP address on most networks. This eliminates manual IP configuration in standard deployments, though static IP assignment is possible through the printer's configuration utility.
Does "linerless" mean the printer can cut labels to any length?
Yes — linerless printing allows variable-length label output without pre-cut gaps or backing waste. The TM-L90 Plus cuts media on demand, which reduces roll changes and eliminates liner disposal compared to conventional label printers.
What operating systems and drivers does the TM-L90 Plus support?
Epson provides OPOS, JavaPOS, and Epson ePOS SDK drivers. Standard ESC/POS command compatibility means it integrates with most point-of-sale platforms. Check Epson's driver portal for your specific OS version before deploying.
Is this printer suitable for high-volume continuous printing environments?
The TM-L90 Plus is designed for retail and light logistics environments. It handles consistent label output well, but for very high-duty-cycle industrial applications, a dedicated industrial thermal transfer printer would be more appropriate.