Specialized passbook and form printing designed for banking and institutional environments.

What the Product Is

The Olivetti PR2 Plus 24-Pin Dot Matrix Passbook Printer is a specialized printer designed for passbooks, checks, and multi-copy financial documents.
It uses 24-pin dot matrix technology to produce clear, durable prints suitable for financial and institutional documentation.

Who Uses It

This printer is commonly used by:

• Banking institutions
• Government service counters
• Insurance agencies
• Financial service offices
• Legal documentation departments

Where It Is Used

Typical environments include:

• Bank branches and teller counters
• Financial service offices
• Government service centers
• Insurance administration desks
• Institutional document processing departments

Key Features

• 24-pin dot matrix printing technology for precise characters
• OCR-A and OCR-B compatibility for financial document processing
• Passbook and form printing support
• Multi-copy printing capability for carbonless forms
• Automatic paper alignment to improve document positioning
• Multiple interface options for system integration
• Designed for continuous daily document printing

Technical Specifications

Print Technology
24-Pin Dot Matrix

Print Speed
Up to approximately 580 characters per second (draft mode)

Paper Handling
Passbooks, single sheets, envelopes, cut sheets, and multi-copy forms

Copy Capability
1 original + up to 4 copies

OCR Support
OCR-A and OCR-B font compatibility

Resolution
Up to 360 × 360 dpi

Interfaces
USB
Parallel
Serial
Optional LAN (depending on configuration)

Physical Characteristics
Approximate weight: 8 kg

Dimensions
Approx. 384 × 280 × 203 mm

Applications

The Olivetti PR2 Plus passbook printer is commonly used for:

• Passbook updating in banking branches
• Printing official financial forms
• Multi-copy document processing
• Government service documentation
• Institutional record printing

Purpose of Use

The Olivetti PR2 Plus is designed for organizations that require reliable passbook and form printing with OCR compatibility.

It enables financial institutions and public service offices to process documents accurately while maintaining consistent printing quality.

Why Choose NEOTECH® UAE

NEOTECH® – Operated by NEOLYN TECHNOLOGY LLC (Dubai) supplies professional POS, banking, and document printing equipment.

Advantages of NEOTECH® UAE:

• UAE-based supplier located in Dubai
• Transparent product information
• Technical clarification before purchase
• Compliance with UAE consumer regulations
• Professional communication via WhatsApp and email
• Clear shipping and return policies

Shipping Information

Service Area: UAE only
Order Cut-off: 2:00 PM GST
Handling Time: 1–2 business days
Transit Time: 3–5 business days
Estimated Delivery: 4–7 business days

FAQ — Olivetti PR2 Plus | NEOTECH® UAE

Q: Can the Olivetti PR2 Plus print on bank passbooks?
A: Yes. The printer is designed for passbook printing and multi-format document handling.

Q: Does the printer support OCR fonts?
A: Yes. It supports OCR-A and OCR-B fonts, commonly used in banking and financial documentation.

Q: Can it print multi-copy forms?
A: Yes. The printer can print one original and multiple copies on carbonless forms.

Internal Links

Passbook Printers Collection
https://neotech.ae/collections/passbook-printers

Shipping Policy
https://neotech.ae/policies/shipping-policy

Refund Policy
https://neotech.ae/policies/refund-policy

Warranty & Repair Policy
https://neotech.ae/pages/warranty-amp-repair-policy

Contact NEOTECH® UAE

NEOTECH® – Operated by NEOLYN TECHNOLOGY LLC

Store 13, Computer Building
Al Fahidi, Bur Dubai
Dubai 44245, UAE

📞 Phone / WhatsApp
+971 50 739 1234

📧 Email
support@neotech.ae

Disclaimer — NEOTECH® UAE

Product specifications, compatibility, and configuration options may vary depending on manufacturer updates or regional firmware versions.

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Last Updated: 10 March 2026 (GST, UTC+4)