Receipt rolls Heipa 56157-10376 thermal paper 57 mm x 36 mm for receipt printers

Heipa 56157-10376 thermal receipt rolls are pre-cut thermal paper designed for point-of-sale and receipt printers that accept 57 mm wide media. Each roll measures 57 mm in width and 36 mm in diameter, and prints without ink or ribbon by using direct thermal technology to produce clear text and simple graphics. These compact rolls fit small countertop and portable receipt printers commonly found in retail, hospitality and service environments.

Advantages

Direct thermal construction eliminates the need for ink, toner or ribbons, reducing supply complexity and maintenance. The compact 57 mm width and 36 mm diameter make the rolls suitable for printers with limited paper capacity while still offering multiple receipts per roll. The thermal coating delivers good contrast and legibility for standard receipts, transaction records and order tickets. Pre-cut roll format ensures consistent loading and reduces downtime at the point of sale.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout and small shops
• Cafés, restaurants and food service order receipts
• Portable receipt and mobile POS printers
• Ticketing, parking and admission kiosks

Key specifications

• Paper type: direct thermal paper
• Width: 57 mm
• Diameter: 36 mm
• Core type: standard small core for compact printers
• Printable content: text and simple thermal graphics
• Compatibility: printers that accept 57 mm width thermal rolls

How to use

Open the printer cover according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, place the Heipa thermal roll into the paper compartment with the thermal side facing the print head, feed the leading edge through the paper exit, and close the cover. Ensure the roll rotates freely and that the paper is aligned to avoid skewed prints. Replace the roll when paper runs low; no ribbon or ink replacement is required for printing.

Usage recommendations

Store thermal rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve print quality. Avoid contact with solvents, oils or prolonged heat exposure which can darken or damage the thermal coating. Test a single roll in your printer to confirm feed direction and print settings for optimal contrast before placing large orders.