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Designed for retail environments and hospitality businesses that require permanent paper records, these Prestige 2-ply till rolls provide a reliable white-and-pink carbonless copy system for standard cash registers. They are ideal for businesses needing to keep physical duplicate records for accounting or customer receipts, though users should ensure their printer supports 76mm impact or dot-matrix printing mechanisms, as these are not thermal rolls.
| Model Part Number | RE05520 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prestige |
No, these are 2-ply carbonless paper rolls designed for impact (dot-matrix) printers, not thermal printers.
These rolls measure 76mm in width.
Yes, these rolls are manufactured to be BPA-free.
This pack contains 20 individual rolls.
No, this paper will not work in thermal printers as it requires an ink ribbon to function.
The top layer is white, and the copy layer is pink.
Check your ink ribbon. Impact printers require a fresh ribbon to force enough pressure through to the second ply.
Ensure the roll is positioned correctly in the feed mechanism and that there are no loose labels or paper scraps inside the printer tray.
To install these rolls, open the paper feed compartment of your impact printer, lift the tension arm, and place the roll so that the paper feeds from the bottom toward the print head. Ensure the pink copy layer is facing the correct direction as specified by your printer manufacturer to ensure the copy is created on the correct side. Keep the rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or extreme humidity to prevent the paper from yellowing or the carbonless coating from degrading over time. Always replace the ink ribbon or spool when the printed text begins to fade, as the quality of the copy depends on both the paper sensitivity and the ink density.
