Thermal Vs Thermal

Direct thermal printing uses label material with a heat sensitive coating. When heated by the print head of your printer, the thermal coating turns black to create the image/text required. Thermal transfer printing uses a thermal transfer ribbon (i.e. an ink ribbon also known as a carbon ribbon). The print head heats the ribbon and ink is deposited onto the label material to create the image/text required. Some small desktop printers such as the Zebra GC420d are direct thermal only, but most thermal printers will operate in thermal transfer or direct thermal mode. The cost of consumables is similar for the two methods of printing. Direct thermal labels are generally a little more expensive, but when you add the cost of thermal transfer labels and ribbons together, the costs are similar. EHIf13vP
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