Citizen has been making dot matrix printers for more than twenty years so our experience in this business is truly vast.

The Swift range are ‘traditional’ dot matrix printers which feed the paper round the platten, whereas the Prodot range are flatbed products.

For fast, high performance printing, the Swift range is designed as a desktop workhorse printer. As well as a range of paper feeding options such as rear or bottom feed, paper parking, zero-tear-off, the Swifts are built with tried-and-tested reliability which causes our customers to come back to us time and time again.

For adaptability and connectivity in different applications and environments, the printers are equipped with parallel ports as standard.

An external Ethernet adapter can be used to network our printers.

Fast printing at up to 216 cps (12 cpi)

Flexible Paper handling - bottom, rear and top paper feeds

Swift 90e features a parallel interface as standard.

Swift 120e is no longer sold. It was a Swift 90e with serial interface installed as standard. You can still add a serial interface to a Swift 90e.

Epson®, IBM® and Citizen emulations as standard

Command-Vue III control panel for ease-of-use.

Remember, dot matrix printers are still probably the most economical way of printing on paper, especially for 'journal printing'.

Unlike an inkjet, you can choose when to change the ribbon. If the printing is looking a little feint, order a new ribbon for delivery in a couple of days and change it then. With an inkjet or laser, "ink out" means you cannot print anything further.