Continuous computer tags

Where the tag is printed by the point of sale system rather than written at the counter, it comes off a continuous fanfold stack. The shop's software prints the number, the customer name and whatever else the ticket carries, so the stock itself is blank.

The three sizes differ by a quarter inch in width and a quarter inch in depth, and the one you need is the one your printer is already set up for. Changing size usually means re-registering the printer, so it is worth checking the box you are replacing before ordering.

Jam-free stock matters more than it sounds. A continuous tag feed that misfeeds in the middle of a Saturday morning takes the counter down with it, and the failure is almost always the paper rather than the printer.

Ordering

Continuous tags are quoted by the box of 10,000. Tell us the size printed on your current box, or the printer make and model, and we will match it.