Thermal Paper Rolls Office Products 57 mm x 25 m, thickness 48 ±6, pack of 10, white

Office Products thermal paper rolls, size 57 mm × 25 m per roll, packed as a set of 10 rolls. Each roll is made of heat-sensitive white paper with a nominal basis weight of 48 ±6 g/m² and a standard core suitable for compact receipt printers. These rolls are intended for use in thermal receipt printers and POS terminals that accept 57 mm width media, providing clear, heat-developed printing without ink or ribbon.

Advantages

Thermal paper eliminates the need for ink cartridges and ribbons, reducing consumable costs and simplifying maintenance. The 57 mm width and 25 m length offer a balance between compact size and reasonable operating time between roll changes. The white surface produces legible, high-contrast text and simple graphics when used with compatible thermal print heads. Sold as a pack of 10, the set ensures continuity of supply for retail counters or mobile POS setups.

Suitable for

• Receipt printers and POS terminals with 57 mm paper width
• Retail checkout counters and small shops
• Cafés, restaurants and hospitality point-of-sale systems
• Mobile or compact POS devices used at events or markets

Key specifications

• Paper width: 57 mm
• Roll length: 25 m per roll
• Pack quantity: 10 rolls
• Paper color: white
• Paper basis weight (thickness): 48 ±6 g/m²
• Compatibility: for thermal printing (direct thermal technology)

How to use

Check your printer or POS terminal documentation to confirm it accepts 57 mm thermal rolls. Open the printer cover, remove any remaining core, and insert the roll so the thermal side faces the printer head according to the device’s feed direction. Pull a short length of paper through the exit slot, close the cover and perform a test feed or print to verify correct installation. Replace rolls when the paper nears its end or when print density becomes faint.

Usage recommendations

Store rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve sensitivity and contrast. Avoid contact with oils, solvents or prolonged exposure to humidity, which can reduce print quality. For archival needs, consider making digital copies, as direct thermal prints may fade over time when exposed to heat or light.