ATM paper rolls and bank receipt supplies
ATM paper is not standard POS paper. Most ATM rolls are inside-wound, and the core size varies by model — load the wrong winding or core and the machine jams. Paper Roll Products stocks inside-wound ATM rolls for all major ATM brands, in 300' and 500' lengths to reduce service frequency. Always verify your machine's winding and core before ordering — we'll help you confirm.
Different winding and core from POS paper
Standard POS receipt paper is outside-wound — the paper feeds from the outside of the roll. Most ATM printers feed from the inside, so the paper is wound in the opposite direction, and the core size varies by model (commonly 1", but some models use 0.5" or 7/16"). Loading the wrong winding or core in an ATM will cause jams and potential printer damage — always verify your machine's spec before ordering.
How to spec an ATM roll correctly
Three attributes determine whether a roll runs in your machine. Get any one wrong and you get a jam — or a damaged print head.
Coated side: CSI vs. CSO
Thermal paper only images on its coated side, so the coating has to face the print head. CSI (Coated Side In) means the thermal coating faces inward on the roll; CSO (Coated Side Out) means it faces outward. Load a CSI roll in a machine expecting CSO and the receipt comes out blank — the paper is fine, it's just facing the wrong way. Most inside-wound ATM rolls are CSI, but this varies by manufacturer and by model generation, so confirm against your machine's manual rather than assuming.
Core size
ATM cores are commonly 1", but 7/16" and 1/2" cores are both in the field. The spindle won't seat a core that's too large, and a core that's too small will wobble and feed unevenly.
Core material: fiber vs. plastic
Fiber (paper) cores are the standard and are recyclable with the roll. Plastic cores hold their shape better in high-humidity locations and in machines where the spindle grips the core directly — some drive-up and outdoor ATMs specify them. They are not interchangeable if your machine's low-paper sensor reads the core.
Not sure what your machine takes? Send us the make and model — or a photo of the roll you're replacing — and we'll confirm the spec before you order. Use our paper finder → or call 877-224-9880.
Inside-wound rolls by ATM brand
Major ATM brands use 3 1/8" inside-wound rolls, but winding and core can vary by model — verify your machine's spec before ordering. Most are available in 300' and 500' lengths, and the longer roll means fewer reloads and lower service cost per machine.
Two different paper types for one institution
Banks and credit unions typically need both ATM paper and branch teller paper. They are not interchangeable.
Winding & core: usually inside-wound; core varies by model — verify
Lengths: 300' or 500'
Brands: NCR, Diebold Nixdorf, Triton, Hyosung
Core: Standard — outside-wound
Lengths: 200' or 230'
Printers: Epson TM-T88, Star TSP100
Built for banking operations
Bond Paper for Banking & Financial Operations
Beyond ATM and teller thermal paper, banks and credit unions use bond paper in several back-office applications — check verification machines, adding machines, and accounting department equipment all require 1-ply bond rolls with ink ribbons, not thermal paper.
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Inside-wound ATM rolls, branch teller paper, and payment terminal rolls — stocked and ready, volume pricing, same-day shipping. Approved same business day.