Clover Station P500/P550 Thermal Paper Rolls 3 1/8 x 230 ft | BPA-Free

Clover Station Printer Paper: 3 1/8 in x 230 ft Thermal Rolls

These 3 1/8 in (80mm) x 230 ft thermal paper rolls are the size Clover lists for the receipt printer that comes with every Clover Station: the original Station, the Station 2018 (also sold as Station 2.0), the Station Solo, the Station Duo and the Station Duo 2. When that printer runs dry at the lunch rush, the line stops and the customer waits for a slip you can't hand them. A box of these under the counter keeps that from happening.

No ink, no ribbon, and no Clover-branded paper or processor order needed: the Station printer takes thermal rolls at this size, and these are made in the USA to one specification.

Shopping for a handheld Clover? Flex and Mini paper is in our Clover paper section.

Key Features

✅ Clover's paper size for the Station printer: 3 1/8 in (80mm) wide x 230 ft long

✅ One roll for every Station generation, from the original Station to the Duo 2

✅ 230 ft per roll, so fewer roll changes in the middle of a rush

✅ A red warning shows up near the end of the roll, so you swap it between orders instead of mid-sale

✅ Receipts come out dark and sharp from the first slip to the last, with no ink or ribbon to buy

✅ BPA-free thermal coating, made in the USA

✅ The same roll in every pack, from a 6-pack to a case of 50

Specifications

▶ How to Change the Paper in a Clover Station

1. Open the top of the printer.
2. Press the green latch to release the print head.
3. Set the new roll in the compartment so the paper edge follows the inside top of the compartment and comes out of the slot.
4. Close the printer door until it clicks.

Tip: if receipts come out blank, the roll is in backwards. Turn it around so the paper comes off the top of the roll and out of the slot. Not sure which side prints? Scratch the paper with a fingernail: the side that darkens is the print side.

▶ Which Rolls Fit the Station Printer

✅ 3 1/8 in (80mm) x 230 ft thermal: the size Clover lists for the Station printer (this roll)

❌ 2 1/4 in (58mm) thermal rolls: too narrow; Clover uses that size in its handheld and countertop terminal printers

❌ 3 in (76mm) bond or carbonless rolls: made for impact kitchen printers such as the Star SP700; they leave no print in a thermal printer

▶ Blank, Faint or Stuck: Quick Fixes

• Blank receipts: the roll is in backwards. Turn it around so the paper edge runs along the inside top of the compartment and out of the slot, then close the door until it clicks.

• Faint or light gray print on a fresh roll: residue from earlier paper is sitting on the print head. Turn the printer off and wipe the head with rubbing alcohol on a lint-free cloth or a cotton ball, let it dry, then print a test receipt.

• Door won't close: make sure the roll sits flat in the compartment and the paper edge comes out of the slot. A roll larger across than the 83mm (3.25 in) rolls Clover packs with the Station Duo 2 may not fit; this roll is 2.75 in (70mm) across.

▶ Why BPA-Free Thermal Paper

The coating on these rolls is made without bisphenol A (BPA). Cashiers and servers touch the printed side of receipts many times a shift, and every receipt goes home with a customer.

▶ Made in the USA, One Specification

Every roll is made in the United States to the same specification, so the roll in a 6-pack is the roll in a case of 50: the same 3 1/8 in width, the same 230 ft and the same 1/2 in core. Buy a small pack to start and move up to a case without wondering whether the paper will change.

▶ Clover Station Models That Use This Paper

• Clover Station (original): printer model P100

• Clover Station 2018, also sold as Station 2.0: printer model P500, or P550 on units with the customer-facing display

• Clover Station Solo: printer model P500 or P501

• Clover Station Duo, formerly Station Pro: printer model P550

• Clover Station Duo 2: printer model P500 or P501

Not sure which Duo you have? Clover prints the device name under the base of the display; the first generation reads "Station Duo Display". The printer model number (P100, P500, P501 or P550) is on the label on the printer itself.