The SolFree range of thermal transfer ribbons uses a solvent-free process in the manufacture of the ribbons, making them more eco-friendly, says Frikkie Koegelenberg, MD of inAni.

Thermal transfer printers have been long used for high-density bar codes and labels that require longevity as a result of the crispness and durability of the printing. However, while thermal transfer printers can print on paper, film, and even foil substrates, the manufacturing process of thermal transfer ribbons traditionally uses solvents during the coating process, resulting in a higher carbon footprint than in many other printing operations.

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