HP F3K89AT#ABA MX10 Expansion Dock pos accessory
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Premium perforated rolls measuring 8.5 by 93 with 100 pages each, 36 rolls per pack and 20 year archiveability
Brother LBX039 rolls supply point-of-sale printers with 8.5 by 93 inch premium paper. Each roll provides 100 pages and the pack contains 36 rolls for high-volume environments. The paper offers 20 year archiveability for long-term record keeping.
The rolls load directly into compatible Brother POS printers without tools or special alignment. Users must verify their printer accepts 8.5 inch wide media before purchase. Incorrect width causes jams and the 20 year archive rating only applies when stored in proper conditions.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 19.50 kg |
| Package size | 356 × 349 × 229 mm |
Printed receipts on this premium perforated roll are designed to remain legible for 20 years when stored in standard conditions.
The pack contains 36 perforated rolls, each 8.5 inches wide by 93 feet long with 100 pages per roll. No extra core or adapter is included.
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