Thermal Paper Roll for Cash Register Nenurodyta 80 mm × 40 m, 12 mm Core

Thermal Paper Roll for Cash Register Nenurodyta 80 mm × 40 m, 12 mm Core is a direct-thermal receipt paper designed for use in cash registers and thermal printers that accept standard 80 mm rolls with a 12 mm core. The roll measures 80 mm in width and 40 m in length, providing a compact supply for point-of-sale environments. It produces legible black text and simple graphics without the need for ink, toner or ribbons, and is suited for high-frequency receipt printing in retail, hospitality and office settings.

Advantages

This thermal paper roll enables ink-free printing through heat-sensitive coating, reducing consumable complexity and maintenance. Its 80 mm width matches common receipt printers, while the 12 mm core ensures compatibility with devices that use narrow hub mounts. The 40 m length balances roll size and replacement frequency, helping to keep operations uninterrupted. The roll surface is smooth for clear text and barcode readability and stores compactly to save space in back-office areas or mobile units.

Suitable for

• Retail point-of-sale receipt printing
• Restaurant and hospitality check printing
• Mobile POS terminals and portable printers
• Office receipts, invoices and transaction records

Key specifications

• Paper type: direct thermal
• Width: 80 mm
• Length: 40 m
• Core diameter: 12 mm
• Color: white thermal paper with heat-sensitive coating
• Typical print quality: clear black text and simple graphics
• Storage: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

How to use

Open the printer or cash register compartment and remove the empty core. Place the thermal roll into the holder with the thermal side facing the printer head according to the device manufacturer’s guidance, and thread the paper through the feed path. Close the compartment and perform a test print to confirm correct orientation and print quality. Replace the roll when paper supply is low to avoid interrupted receipts.

Usage recommendations

To preserve print longevity, avoid exposing printed receipts to heat, direct sunlight, oils or solvents. For records that require long-term retention, consider making digital copies or printing on thermal-stable archival media, as direct thermal prints can fade over time under adverse conditions. Keep spare rolls on hand to ensure continuous operation during busy periods.