Description:
This is a high-quality bond paper roll sized 37 mm wide by 70 mm in diameter (or length standard for cash register/receipt use) intended for use in POS systems, cash registers, credit card machines, and other receipt/imprint print-out devices. Unlike thermal rolls, this uses “bond” (standard coated paper) rather than heat-sensitive material — giving you printed receipts that are more durable, less susceptible to fading, and suitable for records that must last. libra.co.za+2castledbn.co.za+2

Typical Specifications:

• Size: 37 mm width × 70 mm length/roll size standard. Stationery Net+2castlepaper.co.za+2

• Core diameter: Often 12.7 mm inside core for this size. castledbn.co.za+1

• Paper type: Bond paper (non-thermal) — meaning standard paper with ink printing instead of heat-reactive printing. libra.co.za+1

• Usage: Suitable for machines that accept this width and roll size, especially where long-term readability is important (receipts which must be archived). libra.co.za+1

Features & Benefits:

• Fade-resistant prints: Because the printing is not based on thermal reaction, the output is more stable over time and less sensitive to heat/light. libra.co.za+1

• Reliable feed and compatibility: Designed for many standard POS/cash register systems which specify “37×70 mm” roll size as one of the compatible sizes. Stationery Net+1

• Good value for bulk usage: Often sold in cartons/bulk which suits businesses with high throughput. slampaper.co.za+1

Applications:

• Retail checkout tills

• Credit card terminals

• Cash registers in small shops, kiosks or stalls

• Any business that requires short receipts, with this smaller width (37mm) format

• Situations where the receipt must be kept as a record and must not fade quickly (e.g., for audits, warranty cards, etc)

Important Considerations / Tips:

• Ensure your printer or cash register supports this 37 mm width roll and the 70 mm (or equivalent) roll diameter; mismatch can cause jamming or poor fit.

• Verify the core diameter (12.7 mm for many) fits your machine spindle.

• Because it’s bond paper rather than thermal, you’ll likely need a printer that uses ink or impact printing (or uses standard roll feed rather than “thermal head”) – check your machine’s spec.

• If your receipts are likely to be exposed to heat, sunlight or long-term storage, bond is a better choice than thermal in those conditions.

• For heavy volume use, check the roll length (how many metres of paper) or number of rolls per box / bulk pack to ensure cost-effectiveness.