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Thermal transfer printers involve the application of material to paper or other surfaces by melting a coated ribbon. The melted ribbon adheres to the material, creating a permanent print. This method surpasses direct thermal printing, especially when dealing with heat-sensitive substrates or when durability against high temperatures is a critical factor. Unlike direct thermal printing, which relies on heat-sensitive surfaces, thermal transfer printing offers durability and versatility.
Thermal transfer printers (TTO’s) offer versatile coding capabilities, allowing for the printing of a variety of information, including text, graphics, batch numbers, real-time dates, and barcodes. This versatility is crucial for meeting regulatory requirements, such as ingredient highlighting for food producers. The high-resolution printing capability (300 DPI) ensures clear and readable codes, enhancing the overall quality of the packaged products
When it comes to barcodes, precision and clarity are paramount. Thermal printing excels in producing sharp and reliable barcodes.
This printing offers sustainability benefits through reduced paper waste, longer-lasting labels, energy efficiency, and the availability of eco-friendly ribbon options. Unlike some traditional printing methods, it minimizes chemical waste due to its reliance on wax or resin-based inks.
These aspects collectively make thermal transfer printers a choice that aligns with environmental consciousness, promoting resource efficiency and reduced environmental impact.
Thermal transfer printing plays a crucial role in flow wrapping by providing essential labeling and coding directly on the packaging. Its applications include: