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Red wax-resin thermal transfer ribbon, 669 mm by 1312 mm, supplied in cases of 12 rolls
This red wax-resin ribbon is made for thermal-transfer point-of-sale printers. It comes in rolls measuring 669 by 1312 and is sold in cases of 12 rolls. The minimum order is 24 rolls, priced per roll.
Each roll loads into the printer spindle like a standard thermal-transfer ribbon. No tools are required. The ribbon must be matched to a printer that accepts the 669 by 1312 format; printers with different core sizes or maximum roll widths will not accept it.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 432 × 330 × 51 mm |
Run a test print on your thermal-transfer printer; the ribbon should produce sharp red images on 669 mm wide media at 1312 mm length without smudging or fading.
Each case contains 12 rolls of the 669 x 1312 mm red wax-resin ribbon; the minimum order is 24 rolls, so you will need two cases, and you must supply compatible thermal-transfer labels or tags separately.
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