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1. Product Description
Print Media
The BP Precision printers can be run in a direct thermal or thermal transfer
mode.
For direct thermal mode, the label material must be specifically designed for
this use. The printout is created directly on the paper, as the paper reacts with
the heat of the printhead and results in the darkening of the material.
Driving the printer in thermal transfer mode requires standard paper labels and
the addition of thermal transfer ribbons. The printout is created by heating the
ribbon with the printhead, resulting in a transfer of color from the ribbon onto
the labels.
The printers allow for regulating the required heat setting through the software,
which offers a wide range of printing possibilities.
The BP Precision printers are able to print on labels and continuous media,
with a maximum supply roll diameter of 7.9" (200 mm). The minimum core
diameter is 1" (25.4 mm).
Top of form (label edge) detection is accomplished with a moveable photocell,
which is driven by the internal processor of the printer. The photocell does an
automatic measurement of the used material. No additional adjustments are
required.
The following pages contain more detailed information and specifications which
apply depending on the print method to be used.
For information of specific materials you may wish to use, check with your local
distributor. Not every material is suitable for quality direct thermal or thermal
transfer printing. The surface of the material is very often the main factor, but
not the only factor determining suitability. There are many materials available
for labeling and your local distributor can offer suggestions to meet your
particular needs.
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