Thermal Transfer Labels by MINDWARE - Indian Barcode Corporation

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Thermal labels are primarily used for short duration applications, such as shipping labels. Thermal Transfer - Uses heat to transfer ink from ribbon onto the label for a permanent print. Some thermal transfer printers are also capable of direct thermal printing. These types of labels are mainly used for shipping and barcode labels



MINDWARE - Indian Barcode Corporation



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