You can use the ribbon (TTR Thermal Transfer Ribbon) to print on labels made from any
non-thermal substrate, including vellum paper, couche, and polypropylene.
Barcodes and labels are frequently printed on ribbon.
Depending on the intended use, you can get ribbon rolls in various widths and lengths.
There are three different types of materials: wax, wax/resin, and resin.
Each quality has unique qualities (durability, speed capacity, blackness, adaptability, etc.)
that will be used in accordance with the requirements of the application.
Candle ribbon For prints that do not require much durability or resilience to high temperatures, rubbing,
smearing, or scratching, WAX ribbon is typically the most cost-effective option. Items whose reading does
not need to last over time can use this style of ribbon: Shipping details, a list of the items, the contents.
When subjected to heat, water, dust, or any other form of harsh condition, WAX ribbon quality may become unreadable.
Ribbon made of WAX/RESIN is more durable than ribbon made of wax. It is advised for printing for applications that
require high endurance, such as pharmaceutical prospects, warehouse/shipping labels, or traceability labels, due to its
strong resilience.
Finally, the RESIN ribbon has a high level of resistance and durability and is typically utilized for specialized applications.
designed for permanent printing, resistant to water, dust, high and low temperatures, constant rubbing, and chemical contact.
It is frequently used for garment labels, security labels, frozen food labels, and labels on electronic components.
