Member's Mark Thermal Receipt Paper Rolls, 2 1/4" X 50' , 48 Rolls

Member's Mark™ thermal receipt paper rolls, 2 1/4" X 50' , 48 rolls, are especially suitable for handheld mobile receipt printers and has been carefully tested to ensure the best reliability and quality. This thermal printer paper also works extremely well with table-top units such as electronic cash registers, credit card terminal printers, and thermal point-of-sale printers. The clean-cutting, lint-free thermal paper is the ideal weight for receipt paper and will not stress thermal print-heads or printers like heavier receipt paper does. 48 thermal paper rolls per package total up to 2,400 feet of bright white, BPA-free thermal paper.

What Are the Dimensions of the Thermal Paper Rolls?

Member's Mark thermal receipt paper rolls are 2.25 inches wide and 50 feet long. Each roll has a .05 inch diameter plastic core in the center and averages between 1.45 and 1.5 inches in total roll diameter.

Can I Use This Paper in a Verifone® VX520?

Yes, Member's Mark thermal printer paper works in the Verifone® VX520, both the standard and contactless models. It also works well in any thermal printer that requires 2.25 inch wide thermal paper including other Verifone® and Ingenico® credit card receipt printers as well as retail point-of-sale printers, electronic cash registers, and calculators.

How Do I Know When My Receipt Paper Is Low?

Member's Mark thermal receipt paper rolls have a colored warning stripe on the side of the paper near the end of each roll. The warning stripe tells you when the receipt paper roll is almost empty so you know that it will need to be changed soon.

Do I Need to Buy Ink to Go with the Receipt Paper?

Thermal printers do not use ink to print. Instead, they use heating elements to create images on thermal paper. Member's Mark thermal printer paper rolls are bright white and produce crisp, dark, high-quality images.

What Does BPA-Free Mean?

BPA-free means that Member's Mark thermal printer paper does not contain bisphenol A (BPA), which is an industrial chemical used in some plastics. Exposure to BPA can cause negative health effects to children, infants, and fetuses. BPA exposure has also been linked to increased blood pressure.