DIEBOLD® CS Series/Opteva Thermal ATM Paper (900' without sense marks)

The 3.15 inch by 900 foot thermal paper is primarily engineered for CS Series, Opteva, and ix series ATMs manufactured by Diebold Nixdorf. This specific size is designed for high traffic terminals that require extended length rolls to reduce service intervals and overall maintenance frequency.

Diebold part number 01750393729 is the direct replacement for the legacy part number 00051505000B. All specifications, dimensions, and machine compatibility remain identical. It serves as a seamless replacement for Opteva and ix ATM models and does not require any hardware or software configuration changes.

ATM paper with sense marks features printed black indicators that signal the printer when the roll is nearing its end. Conversely, paper without sense marks relies on the terminal’s internal software monitoring. ATMs configured for variable length cutting or software based tracking typically require the version without sense marks to ensure proper printer operation.

A standard 900 foot ATM roll produces approximately 2,000 to 2,400 receipts. The final count depends on specific receipt length settings and the amount of graphical data printed. These extended length rolls are the preferred choice for financial institutions and high volume retail locations where maximizing uptime is a priority.

BPA free thermal paper is now a standard requirement due to strict health and safety regulations in 2026. Utilizing BPA free ATM paper eliminates chemical exposure risks for both customers and service technicians. It also ensures your facility remains compliant with modern environmental and workplace safety standards.

Opteva 700 series machines are generally compatible with thermal paper without sense marks, provided the printer settings are adjusted for software based end of roll detection. It is critical to verify your specific printer configuration before installation to avoid potential feed errors or sensor alarms.

High capacity 900 foot rolls significantly decrease the frequency of required paper changes. This reduces labor costs and minimizes the time a terminal spends out of service. Additionally, fewer roll replacements lower the mechanical risk of printer jams often caused by frequent loading or human error during the installation process.