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110mm x 20m High-Density Ultrasound Paper for Sony UPP-110HD / Mitsubishi KP-65HM-ce (5 rolls/box) - POSpaper.com

110mm x 20m High-Density Ultrasound Paper for Sony UPP-110HD / Mitsubishi KP-65HM-ce (5 rolls/box)

Item #: 713110-5HD-1
$87.91 - $87.91
$87.91
$87.91 - $87.91
$87.91
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  • Description

  • Save on high-quality poly-thermal imaging paper rolls compatible with Sony's UPP-110HD and Mitsubishi's KP-65H. These rolls are manufactured in the USA and provide equal quality without the name-brand price.

    • 110mm x 20m High-Density Poly-Thermal Paper
    • 5 ROLLS PER BOX
    • Use in Sony printers: UP-811, 850, 870MD, 890MD, 895MD
    • Use in Mitsubishi printers: P91, P-40U, P-63U, P-67UA, P-68U, P-90U, P-90W
    • Replaces Sony UPP-110HD and Mitsubishi KP-65H

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    Sony Ultrasound Paper

    Medical teams rely on prints that capture subtle details. Faint images slow charting and interrupt the pace of an exam. POSPaper.com’s 110mm x 20m high-density ultrasound paper roll supports contrast for fetal, abdominal, and vascular studies.

    It provides clinicians with dependable hard copies and is compatible with the Sony UPP-110HD. Smooth, consistent outputs can be expected on Mitsubishi ultrasound paper devices as well.

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FAQs

Most brands use a smooth base sheet coated with heat-sensitive layers that react to precise temperature changes. This includes Sony and Mitsubishi ultrasound papers as well. 

Each coating creates crisp lines and strong contrast during printing. Additional finishing helps stabilize the image so medical teams receive consistent, readable results during fetal, abdominal, and vascular studies.

Office stock lacks the heat-reactive coating required for thermal imaging. It won’t produce text or images, and the printer’s head may wear down faster. 

Thermal devices rely on specially coated sheets designed to darken under controlled heat, which keeps output sharp and predictable for clinical use.

Print durability varies with storage. Cool, dry conditions help images remain readable for several years, while heat or bright light may shorten clarity.

Some facilities archive copies in folders or envelopes to slow fading. Proper handling preserves detail long enough for routine charting and documentation needs.

No. The coating darkens permanently once heat is applied, so the surface cannot accept a second image. Attempts to reuse Sony ultrasound paper usually lead to poor contrast and possible printer damage. Clinics benefit from using new media for every print to keep records clean and legible.

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