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    Do you need Thermal Transfer labels? Look no further, since you've arrived at the perfect location with Brada packaging! We offer high-quality Thermal Transfer labels. After all, the high-quality packing material is critical. Show more

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    Thermal transfer labels van Brada Verpakkingen

    What types of shipping labels do we provide?

    We provide high-quality Thermal Transfer labels! Our labels are 60 x 100 mm in size and white in color. The labels are sold in rolls of 400 pieces. We provide Direct Thermal labels in addition to Thermal Transfer labels! The distinction between these two labels is explained in the paragraph below!

     

    What exactly is the distinction between Direct Thermal and Thermal Transfer?

    Use Direct Thermal labels if you require labels with a limited lifespan, such as shipping labels, fresh product labels, or labels for running items. These are the labels that must have a brief lifetime. Direct Thermal printing works by heating the print button at the locations where you wish to print on the label.

     

    Thermal Transfer labels are printed with an ink ribbon. The operation of a Thermal Transfer label is similar to that of a Direct Thermal label, but with Thermal Transfer labels, the label will also change when heated at the proper distance using, for example, a lighter or scratched. Because these labels endure longer and are more visible, they are mostly employed on labels for patient registration, items with a high sustainability requirement, and articles that sell more slowly.

     

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