There are two types of Thermal Printers:
Direct Thermal Printer:
Direct thermal printing involves the use of a heat-sensitive media, which turns black as it moves past the print head. Since they don't need a ribbon, direct thermal printers are renowned for their simplicity of use. Despite having a lengthy shelf life, direct thermal printed labels are not recommended for environments where they will be exposed to heat, sunlight, or abrasion.
Thermal Transfer Printer:
Image consistency that continues for a long period is produced via thermal transfer printing. By using a thin ribbon roll that melts into the label when heated by the print head, the image clarity is achieved. The most consistent labels on the market are printed with thermal transfer technology, when applied with the correct material, is not only heat and moisture-resistant but also prevents the image from being rubbed off. Another benefit of this method is the continuity of the printed picture. Since the ribbon and the printer's resolution determine the colour and density of the printed image, thermal transfer printing produces reliable, consistent printing on every label.
Thermal Printer Advantages
- High Quality printing
- Fast Up to 12 in./sec
- Noise Free
- Lighter in size
- Power efficient
➨ Choose your Thermal Label Roll :
➨ Set Thermal Roll :
Now adjust black notches neither too loose nor too tight by rotating the dial. After placing thermal roll in the printer properly, close the printer head.
On closing the thermal printer head orange light turns into green light that indicate printer is ready to use.
➨ Software Screen :
➨ Printing Barcode Roll :