Thermal Paper Kores AR5708 8 m

Kores AR5708 thermal paper roll is designed for reliable receipt and ticket printing in retail, hospitality and service environments. The roll is 8 meters long, 57 mm wide and has a core diameter of 3 cm. With a paper weight of 60 g/m² and a thermal coating formulated for clear contrast, the roll produces sharp, legible prints suitable for high-frequency use.

Advantages

The Kores AR5708 thermal paper offers consistent print quality and rapid response to thermal printheads, producing clear text and barcodes without additional ink or ribbons. Its standard 57 mm width and compact core make it compatible with a wide range of receipt printers and cash registers. The moderate paper weight balances durability and flexibility, reducing paper jams while maintaining good feed performance.

Suitable for

• Point-of-sale receipt printing in shops and supermarkets
• Ticket printing in restaurants, cafes and fast-food outlets
• Portable receipt printers and mobile point-of-sale terminals
• Small office and service counters requiring compact receipt rolls

Key specifications

• Length: 8 m
• Width: 57 mm
• Core diameter: 3 cm
• Paper weight: 60 g/m²
• Paper type: thermal paper (direct thermal)
• Typical use: receipts and tickets

How to use

Install the roll in the printer or cash register following the device manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the thermal side faces the printhead. Thread the paper through the feed path, close the cover and perform a test feed or print to confirm correct alignment. Replace the roll when print density decreases or the roll reaches its end. Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve thermal sensitivity.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the Kores AR5708 thermal paper in printers specified for 57 mm roll width and direct thermal printing. Avoid exposure to oils, solvents and prolonged heat to prevent premature darkening. If storing for extended periods, keep rolls in original packaging and rotate stock to use older rolls first.