Brother PC74 Fax Thermal Roll

PC74 Fax Roll

The Brother PC74 fax roll supplies thermal media for Brother fax devices that accept this part number. IT staff and office managers use it to keep analog fax stations printing legible confirmations, cover sheets, and received documents without streaks or faded lines.

Brother calibrates roll width and thermal coating for compatible fax print heads. That pairing reduces skew, uneven density, and premature wear on mechanisms that run continuously in mailroom and reception environments.

Key Features

• OEM thermal fax roll for supported Brother models
• Consistent coating supports dark, readable fax output
• Roll format enables quick reload during busy periods
• Helps maintain proper tension in fax paper paths
• Sealed packaging limits exposure to humidity and dust
• Supports archival scans of received fax pages

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Brother PC74 fax thermal roll
• Protective outer wrap

Why Choose PC74 Fax Roll

Fax hardware often remains in service years after initial deployment. Generic rolls may fit physically yet produce light print that fails compliance reviews. This OEM media restores contrast so signatures and fine text stay visible on stored copies.

Correct roll geometry limits paper jams during high-volume receive sessions. Reception teams avoid interrupting call flow to clear misfeeds when supply matches factory specifications.

Thermal coating consistency also protects the print head from abrasive fillers found in low-cost alternatives. That matters on devices where replacement units are no longer sold new.

Facilities that track consumables by part number can assign PC74 to every compatible fax endpoint. Procurement receives one clear reorder signal instead of guessing roll dimensions across vendors.

When your fax manual references PC74, this thermal roll is the manufacturer-backed choice for dependable document output.

Roll core diameter and media width are factory toleranced for Brother feed rollers. Incorrect dimensions cause edge curl that triggers paper-path sensors during long receive sessions.

Store unused rolls upright in climate-controlled closets away from direct sunlight. Heat exposure degrades thermal coating before the roll reaches the printer.

Mailroom staff should thread the leading edge squarely through the guide plates during installation. Proper alignment prevents diagonal skew on multi-page inbound transmissions.

Scanned archives of faxed legal documents require minimum contrast ratios for OCR engines. OEM thermal stock maintains readable character edges through the full roll length on supported devices.