200 Premium Thermal Paper EFTPOS Receipt Rolls, 57x35mm
Ink and Rolls' 57x35mm thermal paper roll is an EFTPOS and POS receipt roll made for cash registers, payment terminals, and receipt printers that take a 57mm-wide, 12mm-core thermal roll. Each carton holds 200 rolls, so it's a practical bulk restock for retail counters, hospitality venues, and offices going through receipts daily.
Compatibility — will it fit your machine?
This roll is compatible with all 57mm thermal printers, including most EFTPOS terminals, cash registers, and POS receipt printers built for a 57mm-wide roll. To check fit before you order, look at your printer or terminal's spec sheet (or your current roll) for two numbers: the paper width and the maximum roll diameter. This roll is 57mm wide with a 35mm maximum roll diameter and a 12mm core, so it suits machines rated for that exact size.
Specs at a glance
- Roll size: 57mm x 35mm (width x diameter)
- Paper weight: 70 GSM
- Roll length: 12.5m (±0.5m) per roll
- Core: 12mm durable plastic core
- Pack quantity: 200 rolls per carton, packed in sleeves of 10 for easy handling
- Shelf life: minimum 3 years
- End-of-roll red warning strip so staff know when a roll is about to run out
What's in the box
One carton contains 200 rolls of 57x35mm thermal paper, packed in plastic sleeves of 10 rolls each so they're easy to store and hand out across multiple registers or terminals.
Why this roll is the right pick
This is direct thermal paper — it prints using heat, not ink or toner, so there's nothing else to buy or run out of alongside the roll. At 70 GSM it holds up to normal handling without tearing, and with a minimum 3-year shelf life, a full carton won't go to waste if you're stocking up for more than one site or a busy season ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this roll compatible with my EFTPOS terminal or POS printer?
It fits any terminal, cash register, or receipt printer built for a 57mm-wide thermal roll with a 12mm core and up to a 35mm roll diameter. Check your printer's manual or your current roll for these three numbers before ordering, since a roll that's too wide or has too large a diameter won't sit or feed properly.
What do the "57" and "35" in 57x35mm actually mean?
The first number (57mm) is the paper width, and the second (35mm) is the maximum outer diameter of the wound roll — not the roll's length. Roll length is listed separately (12.5m ±0.5m for this roll), so always match width and diameter to your printer's specs rather than going by length.
How long is each roll, and how many receipts will it print?
Each roll is 12.5m long, with a tolerance of ±0.5m. The exact number of receipts per roll depends on your printer's receipt length and settings, so we can't give a fixed page count — but the 12.5m length gives you a good basis to estimate against your average receipt size.
Do I need a special printer for this paper, or will any printer work?
You need a direct thermal printer — one that prints using a heated print head rather than ink or toner. Most EFTPOS terminals and POS receipt printers that use 57mm rolls are direct thermal by default, so no extra ink, ribbon, or toner is needed.
How many rolls come in this pack, and how are they packaged?
This carton contains 200 rolls, packed in plastic sleeves of 10 rolls each for easier handling and storage. That makes it simple to grab a sleeve at a time rather than opening the full carton.
How long can I store these rolls before they need to be used?
They carry a minimum 3-year shelf life, so buying a full carton for future use rather than restocking every few weeks is a reasonable option, as long as they're kept somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight (heat and light can prematurely fade thermal paper).
Is this thermal paper BPA-free?
This isn't currently confirmed on our product page, so we don't want to state it either way here — get in touch with us directly if BPA-free certification is a requirement for your business and we'll confirm before you order.
Can I use a 57x38mm or 57x40mm roll instead if I can't find 57x35mm, or vice versa?
Not reliably — the width (57mm) is shared, but the roll diameter needs to match what your printer's paper compartment is built for. A roll with too large a diameter may not close in the compartment or feed correctly, so always match both numbers rather than just the width.
