What are the common specifications of mixed base carbon bands?

As an important consumable in thermal transfer printing, the mixed base carbon strip has a wide range of specifications to adapt to different printing needs. Here are some common specifications for mixed base carbon bands:

First, basic width

There are many options for the basic width of the mixed base carbon strip, and common specifications include:

30mm

40mm

50mm

60mm

70mm

80mm

90mm

100mm

110mm

Second, basic length

In terms of length, the mixed base carbon strip also offers a variety of options, common specifications are:

90m

300m

450m

600m

Third, other specifications

In addition to the basic width and length, there are other important specification parameters for the mixed base carbon strip, such as:

Carbon belt axis: there are two common specifications of 1 inch and 1/2 inch.

Carbon strip winding: It is divided into outer carbon and inner carbon, of which the inner carbon is usually customized specifications.

Spindle bayonet: There are two options for bayonet and non-opening bayonet, which mainly depends on the specific requirements of the printer and the user's preferences.

Fourth, special customization

In addition to the common specifications mentioned above, the mixed base carbon strip can also be customized according to the specific needs of the user. For example, some users may need a specific width or length of carbon belt, or have special requirements for the material and coating of carbon belt, then you can contact the carbon belt manufacturer for customization.

Fifth, practical application

In practical applications, different specifications of mixed base carbon strips are suitable for different printing scenarios and needs. For example, a narrower carbon strip may be more suitable for printing small labels or barcodes, while a longer carbon strip may be more suitable for applications where a large amount of content needs to be printed continuously.

Sixth, brand and model differences

It is worth noting that different brands and models of mixed base carbon strips may have certain differences in specifications. Therefore, when choosing a mixed base carbon strip, in addition to considering its basic specifications, it is also necessary to pay attention to its brand, model, and specific application scenarios and needs.

In summary, the mixed base carbon strip has a variety of common specifications, and the user can choose according to the actual needs and the specific requirements of the printer. At the same time, you can also consider customizing special specifications of carbon strips to meet specific printing needs.