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Printing labels: thermal-transfer or laser. Asked by: xiquet-ga, 09 Oct 2005, Expired 3 comments. Effect of Removal of ground plug from power cable
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Label printing ? Understanding the different printing methods: I
understand direct thermal labels are not as durable as thermal
transfer, but how durable are labels printed on laser printers? Brief answer. Denver based and owned business::
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Labeling of Microscope Lab Slides::
I am looking for information about 1) labels (thermal or laser) 2) Quick Start Barcode Label Printing System for Slides is ready for quick delivery.
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Well it depends what you are doing. If you are doing shipping and
printing out the labels I highly don't suggest it. It takes to long
were a thermal printer spits them out instantly. As far as the
integrity I would say it is quite comparable to the ones that the
thermal printers spit out. Also if you are doing shipping and you ship
out over 50 packages a week contact your account executive and they
might be able to hook you up with a thermal printer and labels for
free! Also uline.com supplies a large varity of label's. And they also
offer custom printing of label;s as well Javascript Validation: For googleexpert only!::
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this is not the ideal site to support a statement about the durability
of laser printing, but it does say so:
http://reviews.cnet.com/5208-7590-0.html?forumID=67&threadID=126494&messageID=1451837
Thermal-transfer is, indeed, very much subject to fading. Postings to
a recent question quoted sites telling to photo-copy or scan any
thermal doc needed for later reference.
Shigami,
Do I understand correctly that you are saying thermal can printd
faster that laser and also suggesting that fading (loss of legibility)
is not a problem?
If so, I disagree, Myoarin
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