100 rolls of 76x76mm 3-ply carbonless bond paper in white, pink and yellow, built for cash registers, impact printers and dot matrix printers that produce triplicate copies. This is bond (carbon-copy) paper, not thermal paper — check what your machine takes before you order.
These rolls suit machines built to take a 76mm-wide, 76mm-diameter roll on a 12mm core in triplicate (3-ply) format — typically dot matrix and impact printers, and older-style cash registers set up for bond paper rather than thermal paper. They will not work in a thermal receipt printer or EFTPOS terminal, since thermal machines print using heat on a single-layer, chemically coated roll rather than impact through three bonded layers. If you're not sure which type your machine takes, check the roll currently loaded: thermal paper is smooth, single-ply and slightly shiny on one side, while bond paper (like this one) is layered with a matte, uncoated finish. For an exact fit against your printer or till model, send us your model number and we'll confirm before you order.
Every roll is backed by a minimum 3-year shelf life, so a bulk pack of 100 rolls won't fade or degrade in storage before you get through it. Each roll also carries a red warning line printed near the end, giving staff a visual cue before it runs out mid-transaction. Rolls are supplied in sleeves of 10 for tidier stockroom storage rather than one loose case of 100.
No. This is carbonless bond paper that prints by impact, not heat — it won't work in a thermal printer or EFTPOS terminal.
3 ply means three bonded layers — white, pink and yellow — so one print gives three copies at once.
It fits machines using a 76mm x 76mm roll on a 12mm core, typically impact or dot matrix printers. Compare those measurements to your current roll, or send us your model to confirm.
100 rolls, supplied in sleeves of 10.
Each roll is 17m (+0.5m) long. Receipts per roll depend on your printer's settings, so it varies by machine.
They carry a minimum 3-year shelf life from packing. Store them dry and out of direct sunlight.
Ply count is how many copies you get per print: 1-ply = one copy, 2-ply = two, 3-ply = three.
No — they're made for machine printing (impact/dot matrix), not handwriting. Use a manual triplicate book instead.