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What is Thermal Printing?
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A Thermal Transfer Printer is an electronic device for printing text
barcodes and graphics etc, on to a wide range of substrates.
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How Does Thermal Transfer Work?
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The basis of a Thermal Transfer Printer is an electronic print head
containing an array of tiny heating elements. The print head elements
generate enough heat to release pigment from an impregnated ribbon,
which is then pressed on to the substrate to create an image.
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Typical Thermal Application
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The printer is ideal for integrating on to most forms of packaging and
labelling machinery and in various market sectors including food,
pharmaceutical, electronics, automotive etc, in fact anywhere where
variable or fixed information is required.
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Thermocode Intermittent and Continuous Thermal Transfer
Printers offer a complete solution for in-line coding onto
most packaging materials. |
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ideal first step into Thermal Transfer coding technology
where regular date, batch and price code etc. changes are
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Affordability & reliability at a reasonable price |
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Open Date manufacture a wide range of high quality
coding and overprinting machines offering a solution to
all your on-line printing needs.
Open Date Thermocode Series 2 intermittent and
continuous online thermal printers incorporate all the
features and performance characteristics that might be
expected from a quality manufacturer, at surprisingly
competitive prices.
All of our machines are manufactured to the highest
engineering standards and by using our industry experience
and our in house design team, can be easily integrated on
to an extensive range of packaging machines.
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