This 50-pack contains 76 x 76mm 3-ply bond (carbonless) paper rolls in white, pink and yellow, made for impact dot matrix printers and non-thermal EFTPOS terminals, cash registers, and POS printers. Each printed impression goes through all three layers at once, giving you an instant customer copy plus two duplicate copies for your records.
This roll suits retailers, hospitality venues, and offices still running older EFTPOS terminals, cash registers, or kitchen printers that print using an ink ribbon rather than heat. If your machine currently takes a 76mm-wide, 76mm-diameter, 3-ply bond paper roll, this pack is a straightforward replacement.
One box containing 50 rolls of 76 x 76mm 3-ply bond paper, packed in 5 sleeves of 10 rolls.
Each roll is made up of three carbonless paper layers, so one impression prints through to all three sheets at the same time. The white copy is usually handed to the customer, while the pink and yellow copies stay with the business for accounting, stock control, or dispute records. If you only need a single copy per transaction, a 1-ply or 2-ply roll of the same size may suit your setup better.
Bond paper (also called carbonless paper) is printed by a mechanical printhead striking an ink ribbon, so it works in impact/dot matrix printers and older EFTPOS or register hardware. Thermal paper is chemically coated and printed with heat, with no ribbon involved. The two are not interchangeable: a machine built for thermal printing will not print on bond paper, and vice versa. Check your printer or terminal's manual, or the roll currently loaded, before ordering.
We list the exact roll size, ply count, core diameter, and pack quantity for every paper roll we sell, so you can match it to your printer or POS terminal with confidence before you buy. Every roll includes a built-in end-of-roll warning indicator and carries a minimum 3-year shelf life, so you can stock up without worrying about the paper degrading in storage. Ink and Rolls is an Australian-run business supplying printer and POS consumables to offices, retailers, and hospitality businesses nationwide.
Bond paper rolls are printed by an impact printhead striking an ink ribbon, while thermal paper rolls are heat-sensitive and printed without a ribbon. Because the printing methods are different, bond paper won't work in a thermal-only printer and thermal paper won't print in a machine built for bond paper, so it's important to match the paper type to your printer or POS terminal.
It will fit any device designed for a 76mm-wide, 76mm-diameter, 3-ply bond paper roll with roughly a 12mm core, which is common in older-style EFTPOS terminals, cash registers, and dot matrix kitchen printers. Check the roll currently loaded in your machine, or its manual, for these measurements before ordering, as roll compartments vary by model.
3-ply means each roll has three carbonless paper layers bonded together, so a single printed impression creates three copies in one pass. W/P/Y refers to the colour of each layer – white, pink and yellow – which makes it easy to tell the copies apart, for example handing the white copy to a customer and keeping pink and yellow for your own records.
This depends on the length of each printed receipt and your printer's settings, so we can't give an exact receipt count. What we can confirm is that each roll measures 17m ± 0.5m in length, which you can use to estimate output based on your average receipt length.
This pack contains 50 rolls in total, supplied in 5 sleeves of 10 rolls per box. Each roll is individually wound on a 12mm plastic core.
Every roll in this pack has a built-in end-of-roll warning indicator – a coloured marking near the end of the paper that signals it's time to load a new roll – so you're less likely to run out mid-transaction.
These rolls have a minimum shelf life of 3 years from the date of purchase when stored in normal indoor conditions, so it's fine to buy a pack of 50 and work through it gradually.
No. Thermal printers use heat to print and have no ink ribbon, so bond (carbonless) paper won't produce any print in a thermal-only machine. If your printer is thermal, you'll need thermal paper rolls in the size your printer requires, not bond paper.