3 1/8 x 230ft Thermal Paper 20 Rolls – 80mm Receipt Cash Register Paper, Fits Credit Card POS Square Terminal Printer – Fits Star Micronics TSP100 TSP143 Epson
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- ?[ PAPER ROLL ] 3 1/8 x 230 Thermal paper rolls can be used in 80mm thermal receipt printers, POS systems, cash registers, credit card machine and square terminal thermal printers.
- ?[ PAPER SIZE ] 80mm width square terminal printer paper , 230ft length for per roll.
- ?[ PRINTING ] Cash register paper has the premium thermal coating for sharp & crisp print quality. They are resist fading, ensuring that prints remain legible and intact for long periods.
- ?[ PACKAGE ] Thermal paper 20 Rolls per case and packed in Five-layers of corrugated cartons to prevent damage. Each 5 thermal receipt rolls is wrapped in plastic wrap for easy storage, avoiding paper build-up and moisture.
- ?[ COMPATIBILITY ] Thermal receipt paper 3 1/8 working with Popular models like TSP100 TSP143 TSP143iii future TSP143iiu TSP143iiiu TSP300 TSP400 TSP500 TSP600 TSP100III TSP650II TSP 650IISK TSP100ECO TSP100GT TSP650 TSP143 FVP-10, Star37966290, M129B/C, T90 Series, TM-H5000 TM-H6000 TM-T70 TM-T70II TM-T80 TM-T85 TM-T88(I-VI) TM-H6000III TM-T20II TMU6000, CBM1000 CBM230-231 CBM293, CTS310 CTS601 CTS651 CT-S310II CT-S810 CT-S4000(3 1/8″) CT-S2000, SRP-350 SRP350 Plus, SRP370 SRP372 RP850 and more.
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| Brand | BESTIKER |
| Color | white |
| Paper Finish | Premium Glossy |
| Sheet Size | 80mm |
| Sheet Count | 20 |
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Prof. Dejon Herman II –
This paper is both excellent and an adventure. I actually got it for use in my little label maker, because I use it the most and wanted to print some things on non-adhesive paper, but my M220 label maker is actually too small to accommodate rolls of this size. It also can’t take an external feed. So, I take out the spindle from the label maker, tape a loop of this paper around it, and make my own spools by re-rolling the existing paper.That’s the “adventure” part of using this! It’s not difficult, but it does take a while, so it’s a task that is good for watching an episode of a show or listening to an audiobook while I work. This paper is the exact maximum width that my label maker can handle, so I need to pay fair attention to it while I wind each spool.The happy news is that, once I do this, it actually works perfectly for my needs! This paper produces decently dark, detailed prints, better than other papers I’ve tried, and there’s sufficient quantity of it that I shall never. Ever. Ever. Run out. In fact, if anything, the quantity is a little cumbersome but, since it -does- work in my favorite label maker, at least I know it will be getting regular use.As with all paper of this type, you can’t expect it to last forever, but it is -excellent- for short-term projects!