A thermal transfer label, like a thermal label, has the main advantage that the necessary information can be quickly printed on the spot where it is needed and information that changes frequently can be entered. To print thermal transfer labels, you use a thermal transfer printer (e.g., the model on the left) or a universal printer (e.g., the model on the right). Universal printers are suitable for printing both thermal and thermal transfer labels.
Semi-gloss labels
Ideal for sticking labels on window frames, doors, and glass. Does not leave a sticky residue! It is well scanned due to its pastel color.
Thermal transfer labels are the basis of these labels with a semi-gloss finish. Printing is done by thermal transfer using ink ribbons (ribbons). It is used for labeling goods with an unlimited or long shelf life.
Polypropylene labels
The label is used for extreme storage conditions, direct contact with both direct sunlight and moisture is possible. Special rubber-based adhesive mixtures can be used for strong adhesion to the surface.
Due to its low thickness and high transparency, the polypropylene label can be applied to the packaging, making it appear as if the text or image is applied directly to the package.
Ribbons
Types:
- Wax (base – wax)
- Wax/Resin (wax base with synthetic resins)
- Resin/Textile (for printing on textile tags)
- Resin (resin base)
- Specialized ribbon
- Hot Stamping
Cash tapes
The most common cash register tape is the one with a heat-sensitive layer. This type of paper is used in thermographic printing machines. Such devices are very popular today, they are easy to operate, applying information to the media is very cheap, the printing unit is reliable, there is no need to use other consumables (for example, ink for printing on an inkjet printer or powder for a laser printer, etc.)
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