What are the standard sizes for small roll thermal label paper?

There are various standard sizes for small roll thermal label paper, mainly in roll form. The following are some common specifications:

1.Common small sizes: 30mm x 20mm, 20mm x 30mm, etc. The numbers here represent the width and height of the paper, respectively. This type of thermal label paper is mostly used for printing small labels, such as in milk tea shops, supermarkets, retail and other scenarios.

2.Medium size: 40mm x 50mm, 40mm x 60mm, 50mm x 30mm, etc. These sizes of thermal label paper are suitable for some medium-sized label needs, such as clothing tags, product pricing, etc.

3.Specific application size:

57mm series: such as 57mm × 30mm, 57mm × 50mm, mainly used for POS machines, front desk of catering supermarkets, Meituan takeaway machines, call machines, etc.

80mm series: such as 80mm × 50mm, 80mm × 60mm, 80mm × 80mm, mainly suitable for machines in large cash register systems, such as the machines in the Ke Ru Yun cash register system, which are mostly used for food and beverage kitchen call machines, hotel front desks, etc.

In addition, according to the different widths of the paper, small roll thermal label paper can also be divided into the following categories:

Width within 58mm: This type of label paper is suitable for 2-inch, 3-inch, and 4-inch label printers, and is commonly used in scenarios such as milk tea shops and retail stores.

Width of 58-80mm: suitable for 3-inch and 4-inch label printers, mostly used for making clothing tags, product recipes, etc.

Width of 80-108mm: This type of label paper is suitable for 4-inch printers and is mostly used for large-scale logistics and other scenarios.

At the same time, there are two options for small roll thermal label paper: with or without a core. A design with a die is easier to install and carry, while a design without a die is more flexible.

Overall, there are various standard sizes for small roll thermal label paper, and the selection needs to be determined based on specific application scenarios and printing requirements.