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SP-330
Super Premium Resin Thermal Transfer Ribbons
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- Offers outstanding print quality for normal and rotated bar codes
- Superior resistance to abrasion, steam, heat (150C on polyester, 300C
on polymide), and a variety of chemicals including, but not limited to:
- Gasoline - Isopropyl Alcohol
- Mineral Spirits - Human Skin Oil
- Engine Oil - Antifreeze
- Bleach - Sulfuric Acid
- Reduced energy requirements extend printhead life
- Recognized by UL and CSA on various label stocks
- Designed for harsh environment labeling applications
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Applications:
- Textile and apparel applications
- Nursery and lumber applications
- Chemical drum labeling
- Medical and pharmaceutical labeling
- Outdoor applications
- Industrial applications
- Automotive applications
Recommended Media:
- Polyethylene and polypropylene films
- Polyester and polyimide films
- Vinyl
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Film Thickness: 4.5 Microns
- Total Ribbon Thickness: 8 Microns
- Transmission Density: 1.0 MacBeth Scale
- Ink Melting Point: 110º C (230oF)
- Recommended Maximum Print Speed: 6 IPS
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DIAGRAM
This diagram is representative of SP-330 used
in super premium applications when printing on synthetic films. Performance
ratings are based on a comparison of ribbons within the super premium resin
category. Scale 1 to 5, 5 being the best.
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STORAGE CONDITIONS To ensure optimal performance, please adhere to the following
environmental conditions for use, shipping and storage.
For optimal print results, thermal transfer printing should occur in the
temperature range of 5º C (41º F) to 35º C (95º F) at 45% to 85%
relative humidity.
Recommended shipping conditions for up to one month duration are -5º C
(23º F) to 45º C (113º F) at 20% to 85% relative humidity.
To ensure the ribbon’s performance, our suggested storage conditions for up
to one year duration are -5º C (23º F) to 40º C
(104º F) at 20% to 85% relative humidity.
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| Please Note:
Exposing IIMAK Thermal Transfer Ribbons to direct
sunlight or moisture will cause damage to the ribbons. |
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