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direct thermal printer

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direct thermal printer
A low- to medium-resolution printer that uses a type of coated paper that darkens when heat is applied to it. The paper is passed by a line of heating elements that burn dots onto the paper. This is typically used in bar code printers and other small specialty printers. It was widely used in early fax machines. See thermal wax transfer printer and printer.

Direct Thermal Printer
This earlier printer from Datamax was designed to print bar code labels and other point-of-sale tickets and tags. The unit handled media up to 4.6x12" and thermal wax transfer capability could be field installable. (Image courtesy of Datamax.)


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Thermal printer, also called direct thermal printer, prints on a special type of paper called thermo chromic paper or commonly known as a thermal paper The image is produced on this thermal paper by heating the selected regions so that the required print is obtained Thermal printer, also called direct thermal printer, prints on a special type of paper called thermo chromic paper or commonly known as a thermal paper.
The new M-4210 Mark II direct thermal printer from Datamax incorporates a modular design that makes maintenance and part replacement easy, while a small footprint enables deployment in a variety of limited-space environments.
Both come preassembled and print quickly from a direct thermal printer.
 
 
 
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