Resin Thermal Ribbon 110mm x 300m I-13 (PREMIUM Grade)

Description Premium Resin Thermal Transfer Ribbon for extremely durability in heavy duty and specialist labelling Regulatory and compliance certifications REACH for GHS and hazardous substance labelling BS5609 (salt water, sunlight and abrasion) RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) FDA 21 CFR Parts 170-189 compliant (Food and Drug Administration) ISEGA Regulation (EC) No. 1935/2004 plus (Foodstuffs and Animal Feed Code – LFGB) UL Standard 969 Halogen free Media PolypropylenePolypropylene is almost similar to polyethylene but more durable and has higher temperature resistance More (PP) & PolyethylenePolyethylene is a tough, elastic film that is suitable for low-temperature conditions but has good moisture resistance More (PE) Vinyl (PVC), PolyesterPolyester is a transparent film that has excellent resistance to moisture, oils, and other chemicals More (PET) & Polyimide Technical Specifications Maximum print speed 6 ips FilmA film is a face material made out of either acetate, polyester, polyethylene vinyl, and other polymeric More Thickness 4.5 µm Total Ribbon Thickness 8 µm Optical Density 1.0 Ink Melting Point 100 ºC Applications Industrial, Chemical & Automotive Fabric, Textile & Apparel Nursery, Timber & Outdoor Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Flexible Packaging THERMAL TRANSFER RIBBONS FOR EVERY APPLICATION The type of ribbon used will depend on the label material and application: WAX is the most cost-effective but can rub-off if used on gloss labels or when exposed to heat or friction. WAX-RESIN is the most used and will adhere to a wide range of label materials. RESIN is extremely durable and used for specialist applications. TEXTILE RESIN is specifically formulated for clothing and fabric printing. Thermal ribbon also comes in either Coated-side-in (CSI) or Coated-side-out (CSO) depending on the printer being used. WHAT PRINTER RIBBON DO YOU NEED FOR YOUR LABELS? Choosing the right Ribbon is important to ensure a good quality print. The 2 key considerations are: The label material (substrate) being printed on, and The application or conditions the print will be exposed to (UV, heat/cold, moisture, rubbing/abrasion, chemicals etc). Different printer models may need specific ribbon cores, ribbon trailer and/or maximum ribbon lengths. If you are unsure which ribbon you need, simply get in touch with your printer model and we can help you. Need more information… Download our Thermal Ribbon Guide and see our Core Ribbon Grades on our Thermal Ribbon page.