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    80 x 80 x 12.7mm Core Till Rolls BPA Free Thermal Paper Roll Boxed 50s

    80 x 80 x 12.7mm Core Till Rolls BPA Free Thermal Paper Roll Boxed 50s (80 Meters apx. in length)

    – Roll Dimensions: 80 x 70mm, Core = 12.7mm. (Dimensions are approximate, may vary slightly.) Each set of 5 rolls is shrink-wrapped and packaged together to protect against dust, humidity, and other damage. This pack contains 50 rolls.

    – BPA Free, recyclable, high quality thermal till rolls.

    – Each paper till roll has a red warning line that indicates the roll is nearing the end, allowing for a quick replacement to keep transactions flowing smoothly without interruption.

    – Our thermal receipt paper provides a smooth, delicate texture that prints with clarity and protects your printer.

    – Optimal thermal till roll is compatible with all Barclays, Ingenico, Spire Payments, PAX, Verifone and PDQ terminals

    – Our thermal till rolls are widely utilized in various businesses and organizations, including offices, restaurants, financial institutions, and retail establishments.

    – Optimal thermal till rolls are a budget-friendly choice that will last long.

    – FSC Certified

    £39.99

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