With the development of the market, the demand for label applications is becoming more and more abundant. For example, the electronic bill of lading that has emerged in the express logistics industry in recent years has driven the development of the electronic bill of lading printing industry. For label printer labels, according to different printing working principles, the industry is divided into two types: thermal and thermal transfer. For labels that only need to be used for a short time, thermal printing label printers are usually used, but for many applications that require labels that can stand the test of time and can be stored for a long time without fading or discoloration, thermal transfer printing is required way of label printers.
The label printer adopts thermal transfer printing technology, which uses a special carbon ribbon. By heating the print head, the toner coating on the carbon ribbon is heated and transferred to paper or other types of materials, with strong adhesion. It can ensure that the content on the label will not fade for a long time, and the rich ribbon color can be selected by the user according to the application scenario. Like POSTEK, a well-known professional label printer brand in China, its printers are equipped with both thermal printing and thermal transfer printing technologies, which are widely used in industries. Coupled with the HEAT (Heating Equilibrium Adaptive Tuning) intelligent heat balance control technology independently developed by POSTEK, the printing quality is controlled in real time through advanced software algorithms, and the printing effect is more exquisite under the same hardware configuration.
It is understood that after upgrading the HEAT technology, the POSTEK G6000 printer can already print out characters with a height of less than 1 mm clearly, delicately and evenly, and it also solves the problem of smearing in rotating barcode printing. Therefore, the printing quality that can be achieved by label printer labels is actually far beyond everyone's understanding of general labels.
