DNP W110 General Purpose Wax Black Thermal Barcode Ribbons (4.09 IN. X 502 Ft.) (104MM X 153M) (24/PK) (N-IA104153)

DNP Brand Wax Thermal Barcode Ribbons (4.09 IN X 502 FT.) (104MM X 153M) (24/PK) for Intermec 3240 / Intermec 3400 / Intermec 3400e / Intermec 3440 / Intermec 360

The favored choice for general purpose labeling W110 is perfect for high-speed printing at low print temperatures on rough and / or porous label materials. W110 includes all of DNPs standard ribbon properties anti-static for easy handling and protecting the print head unparalleled back coating technology for extended print head life and the quality Edge Definition that has established DNP as the industry leader for clean dense bar codes. W110 is DNPs most economical wax offering quality and reliability at a competitive price.

Recommended Applications

General Labeling General labeling includes applications that require minimal durability and usually need to be cost effective. Wax ribbons are commonly promoted for these applications.

Shipping and Receiving Labeling A streamlined shipping and receiving process relies heavily on the tracking ability provided by bar codes. Thermal transfer bar codes have higher durability than most bar code printing technologies and can insure greater safety of the traveling data both in the beginning and at the end.

Logistic Labeling Bar coding for logistical purposes is helpful and time saving. Tracking product lines helps insure quality both inside a manufacturing facility and after point of sale.

Inventory Labeling Inventory bar codes-responsible for the efficiency revolution in the manufacturing and distribution process-typically contain useful information about quantities and descriptions of a companys inventory or stock quantities. Inventory labeling requires a durable bar code that has good abrasion resistance and longevity.

Retail Labeling Bar code labeling is an essential application for the retail industry. The need to bar code goods for sale originally propelled thermal transfer technology into the information age. Bar coding goods for sale enables retailers to streamline inventory tracking and check-out times. A ribbon with good durability is required for applications of this nature.

Flexible Package Labeling Printing bar codes on flexible packages is normally an integrated part of the assembly line process. The thermal transfer printer is part of the assembly machine and prints directly onto the substrate typically a bag or some other type of container. A good example of this application is the printing of bar codes for pre-packaged hardware components like nuts bolts screws etc. Wax ribbons are commonly used in this application and do not have to be specially designed for this operation.

Pharmacuetical Labeling Bar coding has become a necessity for many industries including the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. Tracking the manufacturing of a specific drug is critical for the supplier and the consumer. It is important for a pharmaceutical company to control and regulate the inventory of a specific drug as well as for the local pharmacy to control the consumer supply of that drug.

Recommended Substrates Coated / uncoated paper synthetic paper polyethylene polypropylene polyolefin Kimdura Valeron Polyart

Performance Characteristics W110 prints extremely well on rough and / or porous surfaces High sensitivity perfect for low temperature print settings Most economical choice for general label printing Anti-static for easy handling and protecting print head Industry leading in Edge Definition for clean dense bar codes DNPs specialty formulated back coating for print head protection Ink Wax Color Black Ink Thickness 2.8 to 0.4 Base Film Thickness 4.5 Ribbon Thickness 9.9 0.7 Ink Melting Point 68C-70C (154.4F-158.0F) Print Density 1.8 Tested Substrate Fasson Trans-Therm 1C Test Method Crockmeter Abrasion Resistance Test 6 cycles @ 900g covered with cloth* Solvent Resistance Test Water IPA Brake Fluid 563 cycles 20 cycles 1000 cycles Heat Resistance 70C (158F) Print Speed Range 2-12 IPS *Highest number of cycles where ANSI grade A can still be scanned.