A thermal transfer printer has a printhead containing many small resistive heating pins that on contact depending on the type of thermal transfer printer melt wax based ink onto ordinary paper or burn dots onto.
Thermal transfer printer definition.
It uses a carbon ribbon that upon heating is moved to the substrate.
A thermal transfer printer is a category of non impact printer that uses heat to create an impression on the print media.
A thermal printer may refer to any of the following.
Ribbon is usually made from wax resin or a combination of the two and is bonded to the label supply surface with heat and pressure.
Thermal transfer printers use a thermal print head to transfer a solid ink from a ribbon onto a label supply usually made from vinyl polyester nylon or other thicker materials to produce a permanent print.
When cool the wax is permanent.
Thermal transfer delivers crisp high definition text graphic and barcode print quality for maximum readability and scannability.
A thermal printer is a printer that makes use of heat in order to produce the image on paper.
The thermal transfer print process utilises three main components.
There are two kinds of thermal printers.
Dye sublimation printing or dye sub printing is a computer printing technique which uses heat to transfer dye onto materials such as a plastic card paper or fabric.
Unlike some types of printers a thermal transfer printer can print in color as the ribbons used can be of different colors.
Due to quality of print speed and technological advances it has become increasingly popular and is mostly used in airline banking entertainment retail grocery and healthcare industries.
These printers are commonly used in calculators and fax machines.
Thermal transfer printing advantages.
Thermal transfer printing produces long life image stability.
Thermal transfer printing is done by melting wax within the print heads of a specialized printer.
A printer that uses heat to transfer an impression onto paper.
A printer that adheres a wax based ink onto paper.
A thermal impact printer or electrothermal printer is a printer that uses heated pins to burn images onto heat sensitive paper.
This understanding of the process was later shown to be.
The sublimation name was first applied because the dye was considered to make the transition between the solid and gas states without going through a liquid stage.
A thermal printhead melts wax based ink from the transfer ribbon onto the paper.
And although they are inexpensive and print relatively fast they produce low resolution print jobs.
