Spare Print Rolls, Compatible with Marsden TP-2100 and TP-2110 Printers
- Thermal print rolls compatible with Marsden TP-2100 and TP-2110 medical scale printers, providing uninterrupted NHS audit trail and drug dosing weight record generation across ward rounds, clinic sessions and care home medication management workflows.
- Thermal printing produces a time-stamped clinical weight record including patient weight, height and BMI where entered, supporting CQC Regulation 17 (Good Governance) clinical record-keeping requirements and providing the printed drug dosing reference used by NHS clinical pharmacists and prescribing clinicians.
- Easy-fit roll replacement by clinical staff without tools, ensuring the TP-2100 or TP-2110 printer can be returned to operational status during a clinical session without a service call, maintaining continuity of printed weight records throughout the working day.
- Essential consumable stock item for NHS wards, outpatient departments and care homes where the TP-2100 printer generates printed weight records as part of the standard clinical weighing workflow, with stockout of print rolls eliminating printed record capability at the point of patient weighing.
Marsden Spare Print Rolls: Thermal Paper for TP-2100 and TP-2110 Medical Scale Printers
Marsden Spare Print Rolls are the thermal paper rolls compatible with the Marsden TP-2100 and TP-2110 medical scale printers, providing the printed clinical weight record capability used by NHS wards, outpatient departments and care homes to generate time-stamped patient weight slips for drug dosing documentation, nutritional monitoring records and clinical audit trails. Thermal printing produces an immediate, legible record at the point of weighing without ink, toner or ribbon consumables, with the print roll the only consumable required to maintain printed record capability across the printer's operational life.
For clinical settings where printed weight records are a standard step in the weighing workflow, maintaining an adequate stock of spare print rolls is a basic operational requirement that prevents printed record capability from becoming a rate-limiting factor in patient care documentation.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Compatible Printers | Marsden TP-2100 and TP-2110 |
| Print Technology | Thermal (no ink, toner or ribbon required) |
| Record Content | Weight, height, BMI (where entered), time and date |
| Fitting | Easy-fit roll replacement by clinical staff |
| Clinical Use | Drug dosing records, CQC audit trails, nutritional monitoring |
Regulatory and Clinical Compliance
Printed weight records from the TP-2100 and TP-2110 support CQC Regulation 17 (Good Governance) requirements for contemporaneous clinical record-keeping in regulated care settings, providing a dated, timed record of the patient weight at the point of clinical assessment that can be filed in the patient record without manual transcription. In NHS settings, printed weight slips provide the drug dosing reference that prescribing clinicians use to confirm body weight at the time a dose was calculated, supporting the clinical audit trail required by NHS medication safety governance frameworks. A stockout of print rolls eliminates this documentation capability at the point of patient weighing, creating a reliance on manual transcription that introduces the transcription error risk the printed record is designed to eliminate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do printed weight records from thermal print rolls remain legible?
Thermal print records have a documented storage life of approximately five to seven years under standard clinical filing conditions (away from direct light, heat and moisture). This comfortably meets NHS clinical record retention requirements for most patient record types. Thermal records should be stored in conditions that avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, heat above approximately 50°C or contact with plastics that contain plasticisers, all of which can accelerate fading. For long-term archive purposes, photocopying or scanning the thermal record at the time of filing ensures a permanent legible copy is available regardless of the original slip's storage conditions.
How many weight records does a single print roll produce?
The number of records per roll depends on the amount of information printed on each slip, which varies by scale configuration. A basic weight-only record produces a shorter slip than a full record including height, BMI, patient identifier and ward reference. Marsden can advise on the approximate yield per roll for your specific printer and scale configuration based on the data fields printed in your clinical workflow. For NHS procurement, ordering print rolls in packs rather than individually ensures an adequate buffer stock that prevents the roll running out at a critical point during a busy clinical session.
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- Thermal print rolls compatible with Marsden TP-2100 and TP-2110 medical scale printers, providing uninterrupted NHS audit trail and drug dosing weight record generation across ward rounds, clinic sessions and care home medication management workflows.
- Thermal printing produces a time-stamped clinical weight record including patient weight, height and BMI where entered, supporting CQC Regulation 17 (Good Governance) clinical record-keeping requirements and providing the printed drug dosing reference used by NHS clinical pharmacists and prescribing clinicians.
- Easy-fit roll replacement by clinical staff without tools, ensuring the TP-2100 or TP-2110 printer can be returned to operational status during a clinical session without a service call, maintaining continuity of printed weight records throughout the working day.
- Essential consumable stock item for NHS wards, outpatient departments and care homes where the TP-2100 printer generates printed weight records as part of the standard clinical weighing workflow, with stockout of print rolls eliminating printed record capability at the point of patient weighing.