Equipment compatibility
Ingenico iCT250 Paper Rolls — Moneris & Global Payments
Ingenico iCT250, Moneris iCT250 and Global Payments iCT250 are all listed in MediaJab’s compatibility data for our 2 1/4-inch thermal rolls. Grouping these names on one page helps you identify the same equipment model without treating every payment-provider name as a different paper size.
Read iCT250 on the equipment label
Moneris lists 2.25-inch thermal paper for its iCT250. Use that exact model when reordering: an iWL250, Desk/5000 or separate PIN pad needs its own check. The two coreless lengths below have the same width but different outside diameters: 34 mm for 50 ft and 36 mm for 60 ft. Match the full-roll dimensions and centre requirements of your installed terminal. The case count changes how many rolls you receive, not the dimensions of an individual roll.
MediaJab products matched to this model
| SKU | Format and paper | Roll diameter |
|---|---|---|
| 88821C-50 | 2 1/4 in × 50 ft · 50 rolls · coreless | 34 mm |
| 88821C-100 | 2 1/4 in × 50 ft · 100 rolls · coreless | 34 mm |
| 88820C-50 | 2 1/4 in × 60 ft · 50 rolls · coreless | 36 mm |
| 88820C-100 | 2 1/4 in × 60 ft · 100 rolls · coreless | 36 mm |
The listed SKUs are BPA-free, 48 gsm and coreless. Product links select the listed variant; check the SKU in your cart. The dimensions shown describe the product, not a universal equipment capacity.
Before you order
Confirm the full model, configured paper width, permitted diameter, centre requirements and actual paper thickness. A 2 1/4-inch width is about 57.2 mm; 3 1/8 inches is about 79.4 mm. The 58 and 80 mm categories are common nominal descriptions: follow the manufacturer’s tolerances. For a multi-location purchase, validate a roll on the installed equipment before standardizing the order.
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MediaJab manufactures paper rolls in Montréal and has operated since 1980. Product matches above come from our compatibility finder; equipment requirements should be checked against the manufacturer or payment-provider documentation. Brand names identify equipment and do not imply manufacturer endorsement.