NYEARA6 Thermal Paper 6 Rolls(110mm/4.3"width/7m long,Φ1.18") for portable printer,Quick-dry thicker brighter and the font is clearer to make the printing quality better -(1 Case - 6 Rolls)

Yes, will work with the MT810 thermal printer with minor mod. Use the plastic end caps from an OEM HPRT paper roll and insert into the ends of the NYEAR paper roll. The end cap insert post is a smaller diameter than the inside diameter of the NYEAR paper roll; adjust with a little tape around the end cap post to increase the diameter. The NYEAR A6 thermal paper is about 1/3 the cost of the HPRT paper. NYEAR A6 paper works great! One caveat: the HPRT paper comes out FLAT after printing vs "curled-up" as the NYEAR. (fyi I used 3 layers of heat shrink tubing on the end cap posts to increase the diameter)

Good product. I use this to print my shipping labels.HOWEVER, if I use packing tape to attach this to my packages, the ink actually dissolves and disappears. I am only able to tape around it to make sure the barcode is still in fact throughout the shipping journey.

worth the purchase the size and rolls fit in my little personal thermal printer.

I like the thermal paper that adheres to my work folders. Quite easy to use.

This is a 10 roll pack of the wider 11cm (4.3”) thermal receipt type paper.The paper is slightly thicker and better quality than some of the smaller rolls available.This paper is an excellent option to use with my toy thermal printer to give low quality black and white images or smaller text printouts.The 22m length makes each roll too big ( diameter ) to fit in my little Phomemo thermal printer. However , by rolling off some of the paper on to an old core it drops in nicely and works well.These large rolls are also much much less expensive than buying the custom small rolls in packs of 3 The whole point of thermal printers is that they are a low quality, low cost, fun way to print without the hassle of ink cartridges.So, if you are prepared to spend a little time re-rolling the paper to make smaller rolls , this is a super way of getting low cost prints for your children’s toy thermal printer ( that I use as well :) )Hope you find this useful. 5/5