MyOffice thermal receipt paper rolls, 57 mm x 25 m, pack of 10 provide standard-width thermal paper designed for direct thermal printing. Each roll is 57 mm wide and 25 m long, wound to fit most receipt printers and cash registers that accept 57 mm media. The pack of 10 ensures a longer supply for retail, hospitality and other point-of-sale environments where frequent receipt printing is required.
Advantages
These thermal rolls print without ink or ribbons using direct thermal technology, which simplifies consumables management and reduces ongoing supply costs. The uniform roll dimensions and consistent paper surface deliver reliable print quality for text, barcodes and simple graphics. Supplied in a pack of 10, they reduce the need for frequent reordering and are suitable for continuous daily use at checkout counters.
Suitable for
- Retail point-of-sale receipt printing
- Restaurants and cafes for order and payment receipts
- Ticketing and transaction records
- Small business cash registers and portable receipt printers
Key specifications
- Paper width: 57 mm
- Roll length: 25 m per roll
- Pack quantity: 10 rolls
- Printing method: direct thermal (no ink or ribbon required)
- Core diameter and roll winding compatible with standard 57 mm printers
How to use
Open the printer or cash register paper compartment, remove the used core if present, and insert a new MyOffice 57 mm roll so that the thermal side faces the printer head according to your device’s feed direction. Pull the paper’s leading edge out through the cutter or paper guide, close the compartment, and perform a test print to confirm correct installation and orientation. Replace rolls as needed when the paper runs low; store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve print sensitivity.
Usage recommendations
Use these rolls in printers and cash registers specified for 57 mm thermal paper. Avoid exposure to oils, solvents, or prolonged sunlight to prevent premature darkening of the thermal surface. For long-term archive needs, consider printing duplicates or using thermal-stable media designed for extended longevity.
