Thermal Transfer Printing

Thermal Transfer Printing
Printing takes place by applying heat to a heat-sensitive ribbon containing wax- or resin-based ink. The coloured ink ribbon is heated over a certain area, and the melted ink is then fully transferred from the ribbon on to the substrate. Depending on the heating process the size of the transferred area of ink can be varied. Halftones are generated by rasterisation (screening). The transfer of a homogeneous layer of colour leads to dots or areas with sharp edges. Special ink ribbons, e.g. with metallic pigments, can also be used. Thermal transfer printing is a possible integration technique for biodata / photo / signature integration.

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Water Transfer Printing.

Now the water transfer printing method more popular, especially for Helmet Printing, Mug and other material printing with round shape. Water Transfer Printing is very easy to transfer to other media like helmet, so the process more efficient. Water Transfer Printing also called as curve coating printing (a printing method for print at surface that is not flat) this method overcomes the problem facing offset printing that can't reach the tongued and grooved face and the disadvantage from paying higher expense for the equipment. Water Transfer Printing process can be applied to surface of the materials such as ceramic, wood, plastic, fiber, stone, hardware, glass, metal, etc. The cost for applied with this method is relative low, while their added value multiples.

Microchip - Contact

Microchip - Contact Integrated circuit (microchip) for the storage and processing of data, embedded for example in ID cards. The secure electronic medium contains e.g. the personal data: name, date of birth, place of birth, issuing office and a digitized version of the image of the holder. An ID card with contact chip must be inserted into a reader to make contact with electrical connectors to be able to read the information from it. The visible parts of the chip module are the typical gold contacts. Source : Click Here

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