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When it comes to running a business, it is vital to ensure that all necessities are accounted for. An example of this is ensuring that business supplies are in stock and available for use. As these supplies run out, business...
When it comes to thermal printers, we know that the output is pretty simple fare – receipts, barcodes, labels, and so forth. However, it is possible to have logos or other graphics printed onto the thermal paper. We’ll walk you...
What is thermal paper? Thermal printer paper is a unique kind of paper with a special coating on its surface that allows printing without ink. The coating surface has properties that react with heat from the printer head, causing it...
Can thermal paper be recycled? Well, you might want to think twice about recycling thermal paper if you like recycling almost everything. Thermal paper is the leading type of paper used in printing a good number of receipts. The thermal...
How do you go about buying receipt paper? Picture this; you are running out of thermal receipt paper and are due to order a new batch; how will you know what you are purchasing is quality? Perhaps you key in...
As many businesses specializing in retail supplies shift their focus to increasing their online span, leading companies like Amazon have more often than not, been overshadowing upstart ventures. Despite this, we’re still a long way from passing physical stores “dead”...
Thermal paper rolls have been around for over 50 years. Over that time, thermal paper has been utilized for POS receipts, labels, tickets, and even medical charts. It’s a highly-effective, very reliable, and extremely versatile paper source that grew in...
Thermal printers are the real deal, especially when paired with top-notch thermal printer paper. The duo easily simplifies record-taking while also tackling many errors if work were done manually. Though there are varieties of thermal printers available, many are used...
Let's start by defining what POS is. POS stands for Point of Sales System and is where customers pay for the products or services your store offers. In other words, each time a customer pays for any service or product,...
