Thermal paper Kores AR3708 8 m 37 mm

KORES AR3708 thermal paper roll measures 37 mm in width and 8 m in length, with a core diameter of 3 cm and a paper mass of 60 g/m². This pack contains 5 identical rolls designed for direct thermal printing systems. The thermal coating provides clear, legible output for receipts, tickets and short-term documents without the need for ink or toner, offering reliable performance in retail, hospitality and mobility environments.

Advantages

The Kores AR3708 thermal paper offers consistent print contrast and fast thermal response, producing sharp text and simple graphics. Its 60 g/m² base ensures manageable flexibility for common roll-fed printers while maintaining sufficient stiffness for smooth feeding. Supplied in a 5-roll pack, it reduces the frequency of replacements and is compatible with a wide range of 37 mm-width thermal printers and cash register mechanisms.

Suitable for

• Receipt printers in retail and small shops
• Point-of-sale (POS) systems and cash registers
• Portable receipt printers and mobile terminals
• Ticketing machines for events and transport
• Short-term labeling and proof-of-sale documentation

Key specifications

• Roll width: 37 mm
• Roll length: 8 m
• Core diameter: 3 cm
• Paper weight: 60 g/m²
• Quantity: 5 rolls per pack
• Coating: direct thermal sensitive layer for inkless printing

How to use

Open the printer compartment and remove any remaining core or stub. Place the Kores AR3708 roll into the holder with the thermal side facing the print head according to your printer's feed direction. Pull the paper end through the feed slot and close the compartment. Perform a test feed or print a small receipt to confirm correct installation and orientation. Replace rolls when the remaining paper is insufficient for reliable feeding.

Usage recommendations

Store the thermal paper rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve the thermal coating. Avoid exposure to oils, solvents and prolonged contact with plastics that may transfer dyes. For long-term document archival, consider making a photocopy or digital scan, as thermal prints can fade over extended periods or when exposed to heat.