24 rolls entered on hand.
POS paper and label supplies
Buy the roll that fits—and enough of it to stay open.
Match manufacturer media specifications to the exact printer model, then estimate monthly roll use from real transaction volume and receipt length.
Usage and compatibility
Calculate quantity only after confirming the media.
The calculator estimates paper consumption; it does not determine compatibility. Use the finder to check paper type and physical limits, then verify the exact model suffix and current manufacturer manual before buying a case.
Receipt-roll usage calculator
Estimate rolls before ordering a case.
Use the actual length printed on the case listing. Roll diameter alone does not establish usable paper length, and starter rolls are often shorter than full replacements.
Monthly estimate10 rolls
26,400 printed inches including the waste allowance.
Purchase-cost estimate$25/month
120 rolls and $300 over 12 months at the entered unit cost.
Lead-time demand plus 5 safety-stock rolls.
50 rolls per case, targeting one month beyond the reorder point.
Paper only, using the entered transaction and roll-cost assumptions.
Formula: transactions × open days × average printed inches × copies × waste allowance ÷ inches per roll, rounded up to whole rolls. Estimate excludes shipping, tax, case minimums, damaged stock, and printer-specific margins.
8 manufacturer-sourced recordsMatch the exact model suffix, width, diameter, paper type, and ribbon or adhesive requirement.
Star Micronics TSP143IV
Counter receipt printing on thermal paper.
- Supported widths
- 80 mm standard, 58 mm with paper guide
- Maximum roll diameter
- Up to 83 mm
- Media thickness
- 0.049–0.085 mm
- Consumables
- Thermal receipt paper, Paper guide for 58 mm stock
Do not treat TSP143IV UE or TSP100IV marketplace wording as an exact suffix match without checking the printer label.
Open the model media guide →Star Micronics mC-Print3
Counter, kitchen, and online-order receipt printing on thermal paper.
- Supported widths
- 80 mm standard, 58 mm with paper guide
- Maximum roll diameter
- Up to 83 mm
- Media thickness
- Variant-specific: 0.053–0.075 mm or 0.049–0.075 mm
- Consumables
- Thermal receipt paper, Paper guide for 58 mm stock
The official page shows different thickness rows for mC-Print3 variants. Confirm the exact MCP model label before selecting stock.
Open the model media guide →Star Micronics SP742 / SP700 family
Kitchen tickets where heat, humidity, or grease can affect thermal printing; supports multipart paper.
- Supported widths
- 76 mm standard, 69.5 mm with guide, 58 mm with guide
- Maximum roll diameter
- Up to 85 mm
- Media thickness
- 0.065–0.085 mm; multipart limits differ
- Consumables
- Plain receipt or kitchen paper, RC700B black ribbon, RC700BR black/red ribbon, RC700D indelible black ribbon
SP742ME is a specific suffix not confirmed by the source page. Match the full printer label, ribbon color, and copy requirement.
Open the model media guide →Epson TM-U220
Kitchen and receipt printing with a 9-pin serial impact mechanism.
- Supported widths
- 58 mm, 70 mm, 76 mm
- Maximum roll diameter
- Not captured
- Media thickness
- Not captured
- Consumables
- Plain receipt or kitchen paper, ERC-38 black ribbon, ERC-38 black/red ribbon
Official accessible HTML confirmed widths and ribbons but not roll diameter or thickness. Check the exact TM-U220 manual before ordering a case.
Open the model media guide →Star Micronics mPOP POP10 Ci-F
Compact receipt printing in the mPOP printer and cash-drawer combination.
- Supported widths
- 58 mm standard
- Maximum roll diameter
- 50 mm
- Media thickness
- 0.053–0.075 mm
- Consumables
- Thermal receipt paper
The official page lists POP10 Ci-F part numbers. Confirm the complete part number for other mPOP variants.
Open the model media guide →Star Micronics TSP143IV SK
Sticky, removable linerless labels for food, delivery, and order identification.
- Supported widths
- 80 mm standard, 58 mm with guide, 40 mm with guide
- Maximum roll diameter
- Up to 83 mm
- Media thickness
- 65–98 μm
- Consumables
- Star Blue Eco-compatible linerless labels
Ordinary receipt paper and conventional die-cut labels are not substitutes for the specified linerless media.
Open the model media guide →Zebra ZD411 family
Labels, tags, continuous receipt paper, wristbands, and roll-fed or fan-fold media, depending on model and configuration.
- Supported widths
- 15–60 mm (0.585–2.36 in.)
- Maximum roll diameter
- Up to 127 mm (5 in.)
- Media thickness
- 0.06–0.1905 mm in tear-off mode
- Consumables
- Direct-thermal media for ZD411D, Compatible labels or tags, 74 m ribbon for ZD411T thermal-transfer models
ZD411D and ZD411T are different printing technologies. Confirm direct thermal versus thermal transfer, sensing method, core, ribbon, and exact model.
Open the model media guide →Zebra ZD410
Direct-thermal labels, tags, continuous receipt paper, and wristbands in roll-fed or fan-fold formats.
- Supported widths
- Up to 60 mm (2.36 in.)
- Maximum roll diameter
- Up to 127 mm (5 in.)
- Media thickness
- 0.08–0.1905 mm
- Consumables
- Direct-thermal labels or tags, Continuous direct-thermal receipt paper, Compatible wristbands
Confirm media width, core, gap or black-mark sensing, and the exact ZD410 configuration. This direct-thermal model does not use a ribbon.
Open the model media guide →Three different supply jobs
Receipt paper, kitchen paper, and labels are not one category.
Start with the printing technology and workflow. Width alone is not enough to establish compatibility.
Direct thermal receipt paper
Uses heat-sensitive paper and no ink ribbon. Match width, maximum roll diameter, coating orientation, and any manufacturer media restrictions.
Impact kitchen paper and ribbons
Impact printers use plain paper plus a ribbon and may support multi-ply copies. Match the exact paper width, roll diameter, ribbon, and copy requirement.
Linerless and barcode labels
Adhesive, sensing method, liner, gap or mark, core, width, and printer configuration all matter. Similar-looking label stock is not automatically interchangeable.
Before ordering
Read all four numbers on the case.
Confirm width, roll diameter, roll length, and core size where the manufacturer specifies them. For labels, also confirm adhesive, liner or linerless format, sensing method, and whether the stock is direct thermal or requires a ribbon.