a printer that produces characters by applying heat to special paper that is sensitive to heat
A printer using heat to burn the information on the receipt. Thermal printers are extremely fast, quiet and do not require replacement ink cartridges, allows for different programmable print size.
A roll printer that uses a laser to print on heat sensitive paper.
Also called barcode printer. A computer controlled printing device that uses heat to change the color of a heat sensitive material to black. Label for this type of printer are referred to as direct thermal labels. Many thermal printers can also be used for thermal transfer printing. See Thermal Transfer Printer. VIEW A THERMAL PRINTER.
A thermal printer uses special, chemically treated label stock that changes colors when heated. The printer uses a set of pins which are electrically heated and in contact with the label stock. As the stock is moved over the pins and the pins are selectively heated, the chemical turns dark and the bar code is formed. Sometimes called direct thermal printer.
An inexpensive printer that works by pushing heated pins against heat-sensitive paper.
Type of printer that employs thermal paper, eliminating the need for ink cartridges or other consumables. Effective in extreme weather conditions and therefore suitable for sports timing applications. Both Alge & Seiko make high-quality thermal printers, both of which are sold by PST. Click
A thermal printer uses heat from a printhead to darken letters and images to thermal paper.
A line printer that uses a wax based ink.
A nonimpact printer that uses special heat sensitive paper. The paper passes over a matrix of heating elements to change the colour of paper to produce characters.
Nonimpact printer that generates images by pushing electrically heated pins against heat-sensitive paper. 6.19
