Receipt paper roll pack Xrec 57 mm x 6 m — 6 rolls for XREC P02 K22 / P2-RM

Pack of six thermal receipt paper rolls designed for POS printers and cash registers that accept 57 mm wide rolls. Each roll is 57 mm in width and 6 m in length, supplied as a ready-to-install set to replace spent rolls quickly. The paper is intended for thermal printing applications such as sale receipts, transaction logs and short-form printouts in retail, hospitality and mobile checkout environments.

Advantages

The multi-pack contains six identical rolls, reducing the frequency of repurchasing and ensuring consistent roll size across point-of-sale devices. Thermal paper eliminates the need for ink ribbons or cartridges, simplifying maintenance and lowering operational overhead. Compact roll dimensions make stock storage and roll changes straightforward in crowded or mobile workspaces.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout terminals and small shop cash registers
• Cafés, restaurants and food service points
• Mobile POS and portable receipt printers
• Parking meters, kiosks and ticketing machines that accept 57 mm rolls

Key specifications

• Roll width: 57 mm
• Roll length per unit: 6 m
• Pack quantity: 6 rolls
• Paper type: thermal receipt paper (single-ply)
• Core diameter: standard small core for 57 mm rolls

How to use

Open the printer or cash register paper compartment, remove the empty core and insert a new roll with the thermal side facing the printer head as required by the device. Feed the paper so the first edge protrudes from the cutter or exit slot, then close the compartment and perform a test print to confirm correct orientation and feed. Replace rolls as they are depleted and store unused rolls in a dry, cool location away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve thermal sensitivity.

Usage recommendations

For reliable print quality, use these rolls in devices specified for 57 mm thermal paper and avoid exposure to oil, solvents or prolonged sunlight. When long-term record retention is needed, consider scanning or digital archiving since thermal paper may fade over time.