SCHILLER AT-101 ECG Machine Printer Paper 7X8cm Thermal Printing Paper for ECG Machine and Hospital

■ Product Describe

This is a printing paper specially designed for SCHILLER AT-101 ECG Machine Printer. The specification of the printing paper is 7*8cm, which can adapt to the printing needs of SCHILLER AT-101 ECG Machine Printer. This printing paper adopts thermal paper technology and is used to record the patient's ECG waveform, diagnostic report and basic medical data. It is the core consumable for outputting ECG test results.

The surface of the printing paper is designed with very dense horizontal and vertical lines, forming a small square grid with a width of about 1mm, which means that it can accurately print monitoring data and provide more accurate diagnostic reports for clinicians.

The new printer will not be installed with printing paper when it is delivered. The user needs to install it by himself. The original SCHILLER printing paper must be used, otherwise the printer is easily damaged. The new printing paper is generally provided in roll form, each roll is about 30 meters long, and can print about 400-500 reports (calculated at 7cm per section), which is cost-effective.

Please note that this is a thermal printing paper. If it is not stored properly, it may damage the quality of the printing paper and affect the printing effect. Please store the thermal printing paper in a cool and dry place and avoid humid environment. Thermal paper is sensitive to heat, moisture and chemical vapor.

■ Product Picture

■ Printing paper installation steps

1. Press down the lock indicated by 1 in the figure below

2. Pull up to open the printer cover

3. Put the printing paper into the printing paper box according to the position (pay attention to the amount of printing paper, do not exceed the maximum capacity of the paper box, otherwise it is easy to jam)

4. Close the cover, make sure the printing paper is in the correct position, and check whether the cover is pressing the printing paper

5. Press the "Stop" button to send the printing paper to the starting position.

■ About the Schiller AT-101 ECG Machine