Microcom has hired Mark A. Turner to head ticket printer sales for the box office industry. He is a 30 year veteran in the barcoded tickets business.

David M. Dezse has been named President and Chief Executive Officer effective immediately. Mr. Dezse will have responsibility for all of the company’s operations worldwide.

Our 438TM thermal kiosk mechanism has 300 dpi print resolution, up to a 23 inch print length, and built in status monitoring.

Microcom’s 814M is a great fit for numerous applications including truck scales, belt scales, rail scales, and shipping.

Our model 485TC, featuring FGL emulation, is an industrial quality printer is capable of handling any box office application.

Our 238ML offers linerless technology in a sleek, compact mechanism with a durable steel chassis and simple field replaceable parts.

Microcom has become a member of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Microcom’s home city has a lot to offer in terms of business growth.

With the 238M, 338M, 438TM, and the linerless 238ML kiosk thermal printers we are able to provide customers with an all-in-one solution.

Microcom will debut their newest product, the 238ML, a kiosk thermal printer that is designed to print on 2-inch wide linerless material.

At the International Ticketing Association’s 37th Conference, Microcom will be highlighting their cutting edge products for the industry.