Amano PIX-200 Atomic Synchronized Employee Time Clock
Is this you? "I’m an office manager with about 20 employees who still use paper time cards. I don’t have an IT department, I don’t want a complicated system, and I don’t have time to babysit a time clock. That’s why I chose the Amano PIX-200 from FloridaTimeClock.com."
This clock keeps perfect time by picking up the official atomic time signal. It prints clearly on the time cards, it’s built like a tank inside, and once I plugged it in, my staff and I basically stopped thinking about it.
If you just want a time clock that works, day after day, this is it.
This is simple and dependable. No software, no online accounts, no updates, no passwords.
The PIX-200 from FloridaTimeClock.com checked all my boxes:
- It keeps perfect time by using the atomic clock signal.
- It’s solid inside – all-metal parts with a tough outer case.
- It prints clearly on the time cards so I can actually read the punches.
- The ribbons last a long time, so I’m not constantly changing them.
- It’s easy to use – I didn’t need any special training.
Always on Time: Atomic Clock Accuracy
No More Time-Drift (or Arguments). If your phone says it's 3:15, the clock will also say it's 3:15.* Assuming it has an atomic clock signal, which is rarely not the case. End of story.
"Before this clock, I had to adjust our old time clock every so often because it would slowly drift a few minutes. Then I had to deal with employees arguing about who was “really” on time."
The Amano PIX-200 has a built-in antenna that picks up the official atomic time signal. That means it always matches the time on our computers and our phones.
- No more clocks that are five minutes fast or slow.
- No more changing the time by hand twice a year for Daylight Savings (it can do that automatically).
- What’s printed on the card is what I go by, and nobody argues with it.
Easy-to-Read Printing and Long-Lasting Ribbons
Big, Clear Numbers You Can Actually Read
The PIX-200 uses a 9-pin impact printer, which is just a fancy way of saying it hits the card hard enough to make a clean mark. The print is big and bold, so I don’t have to squint at tiny, faded numbers when I’m checking hours.
Ribbons That Really Last
One thing I like is how long the ribbons last. Customers have said (and I agree) that they can get 2,000 or more time cards out of one ribbon. That means I’m not constantly messing with it.
- Less time spent changing ribbons.
- Lower cost over time.
- Clean, dark print for a long time before it fades.
Order PIX-200 ribbons and supplies from FloridaTimeClock.com »
Works Great with Regular Time Cards and Multi-Part Forms
Prints Through Up to 3 Carbonless Copies
It’s a good fit for:
- Small offices with regular time cards (like mine).
- Auto repair shops tracking flat-rate hours.
- Manufacturing and shipping using multi-part forms.
- Any place that needs a clear, strong timestamp.
Built to Last: Not a “Throwaway” Time Clock
All-Metal Inside, Tough Outside
The PIX-200 is not a cheap plastic throwaway. Inside, it’s an all-metal machine with a strong outer case. It’s made to be repaired, not tossed out.
A lot of these Amano PIX and TCX clocks have been running for 10–20 years and are still going. I like the idea that if something does go wrong, it can be fixed instead of buying a whole new clock.
Good for Offices, Shops, Salons, and Small Businesses
Elegant Enough for a Small Office, Tough Enough for Manufacturing and Warehouses.