thermal printer

Through the 1990s many fax machines used thermal printing technology.

It contrasts with direct thermal printing where no ribbon is present in the process.

Thermal printing is gradually supplanting them in these applications.

Thermal printing technology can be used to produce color images by adhering a wax-based ink onto paper.

Some thermal transfer printers are also capable of direct thermal printing.

A receipt may be printed using thermal printing on narrow rolls of thermal paper.

The QBM uses thermal printing, whereas others use impact print.

When touched by the labeler's tiny thermal printing heads, the chemicals in the tape form an image by turning black.

Multi-colored thermal printing technology can print double-sided receipts.

The company does have some promising new technologies - notably, a couple of thermal printing processes that dispense with toners and inks.

There are several technologies in use, including hot stamping, ink jet printing, laser engraving and thermal printing.

Start with a simple white cotton or cotton-polyester shirt, dye it in the factory or run it through a screen or thermal printing machine.

This is called thermal printing and was used in older model fax machines and is used in most shop till receipt printers.

In 2006, NCR Corporation's Systemedia division introduced two-sided thermal printing technology, called "2ST"

Thermal transfer is preferred over direct thermal printing on surfaces that are heat sensitive or when higher durability of printed matter (especially against heat) is desired.

ALL MINE - Labeling machines are still associated with those little strips of embossed letters, but newer models are based on thermal printing technology.

The dyes used in thermal printing tend to resist fading better than those used by inkjet printers, and the printer seals its results with a transparent protective layer.

Kodak Polychrome Graphics of Morley, Leeds for Electra Excel Thermal Printing Plate.

J. Walter Thompson, New York, has been awarded the Eastman Kodak Company's thermal printing systems account, its fourth large piece of business from Kodak.

Toward the beginning of the 21st century, however, thermal wax transfer, laser, and inkjet printing technology largely supplanted thermal printing technology in fax machines, allowing printing on plain paper.

Unlike thermal printers, which use thermal printing technology and require thermal paper, the Okimate used thermal transfer technology and was advertised as being able to print on any type of paper.

During the printing cycle, the printer rollers will move the medium and one of the colored panels together under a thermal printing head, which is usually the same width as the shorter dimension of the print medium.

These different types are made to print onto different label materials and are used instead of direct thermal printing when the life of the label needs to be long or the labels needs to survive harsh environments.

The paper used by the printer is just over 4 inches wide, and the device uses thermal printing technology to oroduce black-and-white pages at a speed of two per minute at a resolution of 400 dots per inch.

The new devices were made small by replacing the drum, toner, fusing and cleaning stations of traditional copiers with a system using thermal printing and, in the case of some of the copiers, charged coupled device, or CCD, image sensors - a technology found in television cameras, camcorders and facsimile machines.