DCCSupply offers Toast-compatible printers, thermal paper, charging accessories, protective cases, mounting solutions, and replacement hardware for restaurants using the Toast POS platform. Whether you're opening a new location, replacing worn equipment, or stocking up on everyday supplies, we help keep your operation running smoothly with fast shipping and knowledgeable support.
Our inventory includes receipt printers, kitchen printers, thermal paper rolls, charging docks for Toast Go® devices, protective accessories, and mounting hardware designed for restaurant environments. We support independent restaurants, franchise groups, and multi-location operators looking for reliable POS supplies and accessories.
Why restaurants choose DCCSupply:
- Same-day shipping on most in-stock orders placed by 2pm CT
- Bulk pricing available for multi-unit restaurant groups
- U.S.-based customer support, including Spanish-language assistance
- Extensive inventory of restaurant POS accessories and replacement parts
- Trusted payment hardware supplier since 2009
Frequently Asked Questions
What printers are compatible with Toast POS?
Toast supports a variety of Epson and Star Micronics receipt and kitchen printers. Popular models include the Epson TM-T88 series, Epson TM-m30 series, Star TSP143 series, and Star SP700 kitchen printer. Always verify compatibility with your specific Toast hardware configuration before ordering.
What size thermal paper does Toast use?
Most Toast receipt printers use standard 3 1/8" (80mm) thermal paper rolls. Kitchen printers typically use 3" bond paper. DCCSupply stocks thermal paper in bulk quantities to help restaurants avoid running out during busy service periods.
Does DCCSupply sell Toast terminals?
No. DCCSupply specializes in Toast-compatible accessories, printers, paper, stands, charging accessories, protective cases, and replacement hardware. Toast terminals are sold directly through Toast and authorized Toast partners.
Can I use third-party printers with Toast?
Yes. Toast is compatible with many industry-standard Epson and Star Micronics printers. Restaurants are not limited to Toast-branded printer bundles and can often reduce costs by using compatible commercial-grade hardware and supplies.
What happens if a printer fails during service?
If a receipt printer stops working, transactions can still be processed while alternative receipt options are used. However, a failed kitchen printer can disrupt order flow if no backup system is available. Many restaurants keep a spare printer on-site, and DCCSupply offers same-day shipping on most in-stock replacement printers and supplies.
