Description

Thermal paper has a smooth, glossy surface that reacts chemically when heated by the thermal print head, producing an image. This technology eliminates the need for ink or toner, making it a cost-effective and low-maintenance option for businesses. The paper itself consists of a base layer, typically made from high-quality wood pulp, coated with a mixture of dyes and developers. When the print head applies heat, the coating undergoes a chemical reaction that produces a sharp, clear image.

Specifications:

Base Paper:
Material: High-quality wood pulp
Grammage: Typically ranges from 48 to 80 gsm (grams per square meter)
Thickness: Usually between 55 to 75 micrometers

Usage: POS Machine/ATM Machine/Cash Regester Printer/shopping mall/supermarket/hostipal

Thermal Coating: Color Change: Black is most common, but other colors like blue or red are available
Coating Weight: Approximately 5 to 7 gsm
Sensitivity: Varies depending on printer and application, high-sensitivity grades react at lower temperatures

Roll Dimensions:
Width: Common widths are 44mm, 57mm, 80mm
Diameter: Typically ranges from 30mm to 80mm, depending on the device specifications
Core Size: Standard core sizes are 12.7mm (0.5 inches) or 25.4mm (1 inch) in diameter

Print Quality:
Resolution: Supports high-resolution printing, often up to 300 dpi (dots per inch)
Durability: Resistant to smudging and fading under normal conditions
Archival Life: Varies, but high-quality thermal paper can last up to 10 years under proper storage conditions

Environmental Considerations:
Recyclability: Generally recyclable, but the thermal coating may need special handling
BPA-Free Options: Available to reduce health and environmental concerns

Thermal paper is widely used in various industries due to its convenience, efficiency, and reliability. Proper handling and storage ensure longevity and optimal performance.

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