The compatibility of all resin carbon tape with the printer is an issue involving several factors, and here are some key points to judge compatibility:
First, physical compatibility
1. Carbon tape specifications and printer requirements:
Width: The width of the carbon tape should be greater than or equal to the width of the label paper, but less than the maximum printing width of the printer. This ensures that the carbon tape is properly installed on the printer and covers the entire print area.
Length: The length of the carbon belt needs to meet the requirements of the printer to ensure that there will be no problems such as carbon belt breakage during continuous printing.
Core specifications: the diameter, length, whether the carbon strip is attached to the shaft, the position of the carbon strip (left, middle, right, flat), and whether the core tube has bayonet, etc., all need to match the requirements of the printer.
2. Roll Direction:
The resin carbon strip is divided into inner carbon and outer carbon. Flat-press printers usually use an outer carbon strip, while edge-press printers use an inner carbon strip. Therefore, when selecting the carbon tape, it is necessary to confirm the printing method of the printer and select the corresponding carbon tape winding direction.
Second, chemical compatibility
1. Printhead operating temperature and carbon strip photosensitive characteristics:
The operating temperature of the print head and the photosensitive characteristics of the carbon strip need to be matched to ensure the best printing results. If the print head temperature is too high or too low, it may cause the carbon strip to fail to transfer properly or the print quality to decline.
2. Printing speed and carbon strip sensitivity:
The printing speed will also have an impact on the transfer effect of the carbon strip. In general, high-speed printing requires the selection of carbon belts with higher sensitivity to ensure that clear printing results can also be obtained during the rapid printing process.
Third, practical application test
1. Print effect test:
Before the actual application, the printing effect test can be carried out to verify the compatibility of the carbon strip and the printer. The test content includes print sharpness, contrast, color saturation, etc., to ensure that the print results are as expected.
2. Durability test:
The durability of the carbon belt is also an important factor in determining compatibility. It can be tested by simulating actual use scenarios, such as scratch resistance, chemical erosion resistance, etc., to verify the performance of the carbon strip in practical applications.
Fourth, official Recommendation and certification
1. Official Recommendation:
You can refer to the printer manufacturer's official recommendation or compatibility list to see which models of carbon strips are compatible with a particular model of printer.
2. Certification mark:
Some carbon belt products may receive specific certification marks, such as ISO certification, which usually indicate that the product meets certain quality standards and compatibility requirements.
In summary, judging the compatibility of all resin carbon tape and printer needs to consider many aspects such as physical compatibility, chemical compatibility and practical application testing. At the same time, you can also refer to official recommendations and certification marks to make a more informed choice.