Eftpos Paper Rolls 57mm x 40mm 100 Rolls

EFTPOS Paper Rolls 57mm x 40mm (Thermal) – 10.5m Length Per Roll, 100 Rolls/Carton

Keep your counter moving with reliable EFTPOS paper rolls made for everyday Australian retail and hospitality. These 57mm thermal paper rolls deliver sharp, clean receipts with smooth feeding—ideal for busy checkouts, cafes, takeaway shops, and service desks.

• Popular EFTPOS size: 57mm width × 40mm roll diameter (57×40)
• Longer roll = fewer changes: 10.5 metres per roll
• Value carton pack: 100 rolls per box (great for stocking up)
• Thermal receipt paper: no ink required, clear printing for totals and records
• Paper tube core: stable, consistent feeding

Product Specifications

• Type: Thermal receipt paper / EFTPOS receipt rolls
• Size: 57mm (W) × 40mm (OD)
• Length: 10.5m per roll
• Pack Size: 100 rolls per carton
• Core: Paper tube core

Compatibility Note (Important)

57×40mm is a common EFTPOS roll size and works with many countertop terminals that accept a 40mm diameter roll. However, some compact/mobile EFTPOS machines use smaller rolls (often 57×35mm or similar). If your terminal is specified as 57×38mm only, the extra diameter may be tight.

• If your current roll is 57×38 and there is a little space in the paper bay, 57×40 often fits.
• If your terminal uses small rolls (e.g., 57×35), 57×40 may not fit.

Tip: Check the roll diameter printed on your existing roll or terminal manual, or measure your current roll OD.

Best For

• Retail stores, supermarkets, convenience stores
• Cafes, restaurants, takeaway, bars
• Service counters and reception desks
• Any business needing thermal EFTPOS receipt paper

FAQs

Q: Are these the same as “EFTPOS paper rolls 57 × 38”?
A: The width is the same (57mm). This roll is slightly larger in diameter at 40mm, which gives you a longer roll and fewer roll changes. Some terminals designed for 57×38 may still fit 57×40, but compact machines may not.

Q: Will these work in my credit card machine?
A: If your terminal supports 57mm width and up to 40mm roll diameter, yes. If you’re unsure, check the terminal’s paper spec or compare with your existing roll size.

Q: Why choose 10.5m rolls?
A: Longer rolls mean fewer interruptions and less time spent replacing paper—especially during peak periods.