Handheld Ticketing Machines
Print a ticket anywhere, all day.
A rugged 435-gram handheld that prints around 1,000 receipts on one charge — built for buses, parking, tolls and field collection.
Handheld ticketing machines for buses, parking and toll
A handheld ticketing machine prints a numbered paper ticket or receipt anywhere, all day, on one charge. The NGX HTM210 weighs 435 grams, prints around 1,000 receipts per charge, and stores tickets on 4 GB of onboard memory — no internet needed.
It's built for bus conductors, parking attendants, toll operators, microfinance and pigmy collectors, van distribution and food trucks — rugged, offline-first, and with a tear-bar for fast issuing.
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A full shift on one charge.
Around 1,000 receipts per charge and 4 GB of onboard memory mean the HTM210 keeps working long after the phone in your pocket has died.
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Made for the field.
Light, rugged and offline-first, with a tear-bar for fast tickets — from bus conductors to parking attendants to microfinance collectors.
What to look for in a ticketing machine
Battery life
Prints per charge matter most — the HTM210 does around 1,000, enough for a full shift.
Weight and grip
435 grams with a rugged body for all-day one-handed use.
Offline and memory
4 GB onboard so it works with no signal; sync over USB later.
Print head life
A long print-head life keeps running costs low over years of use.
Read before you decide.
Before you buy.
How many tickets can it print per charge?
Around 1,000 receipts on a single charge — enough for a full day of bus, parking or toll ticketing.
Does it need an internet connection?
No. It stores data on 4 GB of onboard memory and syncs over USB when you're back at base.
Get a demo in your city.
84 dealers. 8 resident city teams. A machine on your counter this week — with a person who installs it, not a courier box.