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The Prestige Thermal Credit Card Rolls are designed for retail and hospitality professionals who require reliable receipt printing for credit card terminals. These rolls provide clear, legible prints and include a low-paper warning system to prevent transaction interruptions, though users should ensure their machine strictly supports the 57mm width before purchasing.
| Model Part Number | THM572512 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prestige |
These rolls are 57mm wide, 46m long, and have a 12.7mm core.
These will fit any machine that specifically supports 57mm thermal paper with a 12.7mm core. Check your device documentation to confirm.
A colored warning strip will appear on the paper as you approach the end of the roll.
Store them in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight, moisture, and high temperatures to prevent the paper from turning black.
This pack contains 20 individual thermal paper rolls.
Ensure the roll is loaded with the thermal-sensitive side facing the print head; flip the roll if blank receipts continue to appear.
Check the thermal print head for dust or debris and wipe gently with a lint-free cloth or an approved thermal cleaning pen.
Cut the crumpled edge of the paper with scissors to create a clean, flat feed line and ensure the roll is not wound too tightly.
To install, open your terminal's printer compartment and ensure the spindle is aligned with the 12.7mm core. Load the paper so the loose end feeds from the top of the roll. Regarding compatibility, always verify your terminal manual specifies a '57mm width' and a diameter that supports the 46m length. To maintain print quality, store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, as thermal paper reacts to environmental temperatures and can darken prematurely if exposed.
