Ithaca receipt printers are manufactured by TransAct Technologies Incorporated, a market leader in transaction printers. TransAct caters to the unique needs of gaming, lottery, banking, hospitality and retail markets with their range of teller and receipt printers, which are designed to handle large volumes of transactions at high speeds. TransAct products are sold through OEMs, distributors and directly to the consumers. Besides these, TransAct also produces supplies such as paper, inkjet cartridges, impact ribbon cassettes, thermal printer cleaning supplies as well as spare parts.

TransAct offers a wide range of Ithaca receipt printers, which are used mainly for POS (Point-of-Sale) transactions. These impact printers are employed in retail businesses, such as fast food, pharmaceutical, clothing or other retail outlets. The receipt printers provide the customer and the company with a print record of the transaction. Ithaca receipt printers are known for their speed in printing, noiseless operation and quality of the receipt paper.

Ithaca receipt printers under the Series 150 feature compact, cost-effective receipt printing machines. The Ithaca 150 printer series operate at printer speeds of 9.5 lines per seconds and use Oki technology ribbon cassettes. Ithaca receipt printers are easily configured into most user systems. The Ithaca receipt printer driver and the Ithaca receipt printer manual are both downloadable, which is very convenient for the user.

Under the Ithaca 150 series are four models, namely the Ithaca 151, 152, 153 and 154 printers. The Ithaca 152 and Ithaca 153 receipt printers come with journal printing; the Ithaca receipt printer 153 has the additional feature of 15-line validation. The Ithaca 154 does not have the journal feature. These models are equipped with an auto cutter with a lifespan of a million paper cuts. Used Ithaca receipt printers are available at either warehouse or affordable prices; due to their reliability and sturdy construction, these used units are usually in reasonable working condition.