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What is TTO?
Thermal Transfer Overprinting (TTO) is a technology that creates messages in resolutions up to 300 dpi by pushing a ribbon into contact with a substrate using a printhead. The printhead is made up of a series of miniature print elements under a ceramic coating, and a layer on the thermal printer ribbon is covered with a coloured wax and/or resin mixture.
The mixture on the ribbon melts as small areas of it come into contact with the elements that are heated, this transfers and adheres colour to the surface of the substrate as it moves under the printhead. Thermal transfer printers, functional in either continuous or intermittent printing modes, can print at high-resolution quality and on fast moving production lines.
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| Structure | All-metal structure |
| Printing Method | Thermal Transfer Printing |
| Resolution | 300dpi (12 dots/mm) |
| Printing Speed | 50-500mm/s |
| Printing Width | 32mm |
| Print Area | 32mm*100mm (Continuous) |
| Memory | 8MB Flash / 16MB Dynamic |
| Ribbon Capacity | Maximum length of 1100 meters |
| Air Pressure Supply | Max. 6 bar/90 psi |
| Power Supply | AC90V-264V, 47/63 Hz; 150 VA |
| Warranty | Printer: 3 years; Controller: 3 years |
