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Thermal Transfer Printing Labels and Packaging Films in the Agri-Food Industry

Livestock identification

Print Livestock Ear Tag Ensuring print durability in harsh environments Once used on livestock, ear tags are subject to extreme external shocks that can weaken the animal's identification and disrupt herd management: long-term UV exposure, frost and rain, contact with manure, sweat, friction, etc. Printing techniques and inks must be able to provide an adequate level of resistance to the environment in which the animals are raised. CISON ribbons for livestock marking The resin inks used in CISON ribbons are compatible with plastic print media commonly used to mark livestock. The excellent coverage of the black ink enables the printing of large letters and numbers that can be seen without being close to the animal. In addition, resin inks offer the highest levels of resistance and durability of all CISON series.

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frozen food packaging

Printing on Frozen Food Packaging Choose printing solutions with proven cold resistance The production and packaging of the frozen food freezing chain can place printed information under significant stress, with the potential to compromise clarity. In these demanding environments, thermal transfer technology provides a high-performance solution for printing variable information. Some thermal transfer printers can be integrated into production or packaging lines and can operate in cold environments; To accommodate the requirements of high throughput applications, printing can be performed at speeds of up to 1 meter per second, either in batch or continuous mode; Thermal transfer inks provide excellent bond quality for all types of plastic packaging, even pre-printed ones. High-quality printing of durable information Thermal transfer can mark all kinds of logos, numbers and characters with a good visual effect and a level of resistance suitable for the production and use environment of the product. To avoid the expiration date or traceability number being wiped off the packaging, thermal transfer ribbons that are resistant to freezing, friction, handling, etc. must be selected. CISON's Frozen Food Packaging Ribbon Wax-tree hybrid inks for suspension printers offer the best combination of print quality, speed and cost, while resin inks are best for applications that are demanding in terms of durability. In addition, CISON's inks are also available in white, metallic and a variety of other colors to enable printing on color packaging films.

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Flexible packaging

Printing on Flexible Packaging Printing solutions integrated in packaging lines Printing directly on flexible plastic film in the food processing industry (paste, chips, frozen food, etc.), the hardware industry (nails, screws, bolts, etc.), for certain cosmetics (such as creams and other liquid products) and pharmaceuticals ( personal doses of medicine) are very common. Printers designed to print directly on packaging film can be integrated into packaging lines, and some models can meet the requirements of high-throughput applications, operating at speeds of up to 1 meter per second. High-quality printing of durable information Thermal transfer offers maximum flexibility for custom packaging: alphanumeric characters, logos and barcodes are visually appealing and therefore easy to read. To avoid expiry dates or barcodes being wiped off, thermal transfer ribbons that are resistant to the various constraints of the product packaging process and use must be selected: friction, handling, food, chemicals, etc. CISON's Flexible Packaging Film Ribbon CISON's ribbons designed for printing on flexible packaging provide solutions that meet durability, print speed and cost requirements. Wax-tree hybrid inks for suspension printers offer the best combination of print quality, speed and cost, while resin inks are best for applications that are demanding in terms of durability. In addition, CISON's inks are also available in white, metallic and a variety of other colors to enable printing on color packaging films.

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Deli Processing Packaging

Printing on Deli Flexible Packaging Technology for Industrial Packaging During the packaging of cooked food products such as sauces and prepared foods, heat is dissipated through the packaging film, causing the ink on the film to break down, melt or wipe off. At the same time, the high-speed operation of some packaging lines requires the use of fast-drying inks, so the needs of these applications greatly limit the choice of inks. Thermal transfer technology provides high-performance printing solutions for high-quality information printing. Some thermal transfer printers can be installed on production or packaging lines and can work in high temperature and humidity environments; at the same time, in order to meet the requirements of high production, whether in batch mode or continuous mode, the printing speed can reach 1 meter /sec. Thermal transfer inks show strong adhesion to all types of plastic packaging, even pre-printed plastic packaging. High-quality printing of durable information Thermal transfer printing shows good visual effects on the printing of various product logos, text and numbers, and excellent resistance is also suitable for a variety of product production and use environments. To avoid erasure of the expiration date or any traceable information, it is important to choose a thermal transfer ink that is resistant to high temperatures, steam, abrasion and abrasion. CISON Ribbon for Deli Product Packaging For packaging used for cooked food products, resin ribbons suitable for overhanging printers are recommended. On the one hand, the strong adhesion of these three ribbons prevents the ink on the surface of the packaging film from being decomposed by heat, and on the other hand, the excellent print sharpness ensures that the information is completely clear.

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Application of Thermal Transfer Solutions in the Automotive Industry

Determine component information in harsh environments

Tire

Tire label Tire Vulcanization and Distribution Labels There are two types of tire labels: Tire Vulcanization Labels: These barcode labels provide product traceability during manufacturing. Applying pressure to the label while exposed to high temperatures (200°C) can damage the printed message. Tire Distribution Label: Contains user-specific identifying information (make, model, and size). It must be completely clear at the point of sale and be resistant to all forms of attack during transport and storage. Tire Label Printing Constraints Tire labels will be subjected to significant shocks at different stages of production and logistics: vulcanization, friction, rain, cold, long-term storage, UV rays... all of this will constitute a form of damage to the print. An unclear barcode can lead to disruption of the entire logistics chain. According to the new European standard 1222/2009 on tyrelabelling, manufacturers and importers in the European Community are required to provide end users with tyre performance data on rolling resistance, wet braking distance and noise generation. Tire labels are often pre-printed and are required to cover custom technical data for each product: size, designation, barcode, etc. CISON's Tire Label Printing Ribbon Thermal transfer technology can be used to print labels for both vulcanization and tire distribution. For tire distribution labels printed on coated or synthetic paper, CISON's wax-tree hybrid inks offer an excellent compromise between durability and cost. For harsher environments, resin inks offer improved print durability. For synthetic vulcanized labels, CISON's resin inks are recommended for printing to achieve optimum levels of heat and solvent resistance.

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Signs and Logos

Print signage and logo labels Perfect clarity and exceptional durability Consisting primarily of code names and brief messages, warning labels provide information related to safety, product use, and user guidance. The advantages of thermal transfer for printing warning labels are: Excellent visual effects for printing logos, pictures and text due to the high coverage of its inks and high fidelity printheads; The ability to print both small and large labels; Compatibility with a wide variety of label materials, whether paper or synthetic; High ink density provides excellent readability for pre-printed or color labels such as those used for industrial signage; High-resistance printing ribbon: UV, solvent, friction, light, etc. CISON's Label Label Printing Ribbon CISON's wax-based inks combined with paper labels provide a competitive solution for non-corrosive environments such as the production of encapsulated vehicle license plates. With its high print quality and enhanced resistance levels, general-purpose wax-tree hybrid inks are equally suitable for both paper and synthetic print media, such as barcode labels for asset management. Resin ribbons offer the highest level of resistance and are suitable for a wide variety of manufacturing environments and outdoor applications. Warning messages on machinery fall into this category.

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Nameplate

Print on the nameplate Identification throughout the life of the product The print quality and durability of nameplates are critical to keeping the data legible at all stages of its life cycle (manufacturing, use, repair and recycling). Printing solutions for harsh environments The nameplates of different products will be subject to different types of damage, such as: high temperature generated by oven and refrigerator motors, wear and tear caused by electric drills, contact with a large amount of dust, long-term exposure of air conditioners to ultraviolet rays and rain. Damaged nameplate information during repairs may affect part identification or even lead to improper use of the product. The advantage of thermal transfer technology lies in the wide variety of ribbons, which can be used with different self-adhesive labels, providing suitable solutions for various application environments. CISON Ribbon for Nameplate Printing In CISON's line of thermal transfer ribbons, resin ink ribbons are ideal for use on synthetic materials for nameplates. CISON resin inks with high adhesion on the label surface can protect the printed matter from aggressive damage: such as abrasion, solvents, heat, grease, low temperature, UV rays, etc.

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Mechanical Parts

Mark mechanical parts Printing to Resist Harsh Environments Both in production and during use, mechanical parts are subject to very high and rather unpredictable constraints: grease/oil, heat, vibration, solvents, moisture, external conditions such as UV exposure, etc. Printed objects are subject to various forms of attack, and ambiguous barcodes can lead to confusion throughout a product's life cycle, including manufacturing, maintenance, warranty, and recycling. CISON's Mechanical Parts Marking Ribbon Thermal transfer printing technology makes no compromises: it can mark individual parts, print all types of barcodes (vertical, horizontal, 2D, data matrix, etc.) as well as logos and text, but also provides the durability required for the specific use environment of the part level. CISON's Thermal Transfer Ribbons are the best solution for high print durability requirements. Resin-based inks provide very durable prints and excellent clarity, even for small characters and barcodes. It is compatible with all types of coated paper and synthetic print media. Where higher levels of resistance are required, especially for solvents, resin-based products would be the recommended alternative for synthetic labels.

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Application of Thermal Transfer Solution in Electrical Industry

Information identification throughout the product life cycle

Signs and Logos

Print signage and logo labels Perfect clarity and exceptional durability Consisting primarily of code names and brief messages, warning labels provide information related to safety, product use, and user guidance. The advantages of thermal transfer for printing warning labels are: Excellent visual effects for printing logos, pictures and text due to the high coverage of its inks and high fidelity printheads; The ability to print both small and large labels; Compatibility with a wide variety of label materials, whether paper or synthetic; High ink density provides excellent readability for pre-printed or color labels such as those used for industrial signage; High-resistance printing ribbon: UV, solvent, friction, light, etc. CISON's Label Label Printing Ribbon CISON's wax-based inks combined with paper labels provide a competitive solution for non-corrosive environments such as the production of encapsulated vehicle license plates. With its high print quality and enhanced resistance levels, general-purpose wax-tree hybrid inks are equally suitable for both paper and synthetic print media, such as barcode labels for asset management. Resin ribbons offer the highest level of resistance and are suitable for a wide variety of manufacturing environments and outdoor applications. Warning messages on machinery fall into this category.

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Nameplate

Print on the nameplate Identification throughout the life of the product The print quality and durability of nameplates are critical to keeping the data legible at all stages of its life cycle (manufacturing, use, repair and recycling). Printing solutions for harsh environments The nameplates of different products will be subject to different types of damage, such as: high temperature generated by oven and refrigerator motors, wear and tear caused by electric drills, contact with a large amount of dust, long-term exposure of air conditioners to ultraviolet rays and rain. Damaged nameplate information during repairs may affect part identification or even lead to improper use of the product. The advantage of thermal transfer technology lies in the wide variety of ribbons, which can be used with different self-adhesive labels, providing suitable solutions for various application environments. CISON Ribbon for Nameplate Printing In CISON's line of thermal transfer ribbons, resin ink ribbons are ideal for use on synthetic materials for nameplates. CISON resin inks with high adhesion on the label surface can protect the printed matter from aggressive damage: such as abrasion, solvents, heat, grease, low temperature, UV rays, etc.

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Mechanical Parts

Mark mechanical parts Printing to Resist Harsh Environments Both in production and during use, mechanical parts are subject to very high and rather unpredictable constraints: grease/oil, heat, vibration, solvents, moisture, external conditions such as UV exposure, etc. Printed objects are subject to various forms of attack, and ambiguous barcodes can lead to confusion throughout a product's life cycle, including manufacturing, maintenance, warranty, and recycling. CISON's Mechanical Parts Marking Ribbon Thermal transfer printing technology makes no compromises: it can mark individual parts, print all types of barcodes (vertical, horizontal, 2D, data matrix, etc.) as well as logos and text, but also provides the durability required for the specific use environment of the part level. CISON's Thermal Transfer Ribbons are the best solution for high print durability requirements. Resin-based inks provide very durable prints and excellent clarity, even for small characters and barcodes. It is compatible with all types of coated paper and synthetic print media. Where higher levels of resistance are required, especially for solvents, resin-based products would be the recommended alternative for synthetic labels.

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Electrical/Electronic Components

Electrical Parts and Accessories Labels LABELS VERIFIED IN TEST CONDITIONS Whether it's computer hard drives, laptop chargers or transformers for electrical equipment, the identification of such components ensures traceability through all stages of manufacture, repair and recycling. With thermal transfer technology, each part can be individually labeled with barcodes, serial numbers, user warnings, code numbers and logos, even on pre-printed media. Certain application environments are especially corrosive to paper-based materials and may reduce the clarity of information: friction, scratches, dust, heat, exposure to UV light, etc. Thermal transfer technology provides print media and ink combinations that can meet the requirements of each specific application environment. CISON's Electrical Parts and Accessories Ribbon CISON's resin ribbons are the best solution for your print quality and durability requirements. They offer very high compatibility with synthetic labels such as polyester, nylon and polypropylene, often used to label electrical components and accessories. In addition, the density of the black ink allows the white label to be covered as a way of highlighting the information on the backsheet. For printing on black labels, CISON offers a range of white, metallic, silver and gold inks.

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Application of Thermal Transfer Solution in Electronics Industry

In harsh environments, the traceability of parts information is guaranteed.

Nameplate

Print on the nameplate Identification throughout the life of the product The print quality and durability of nameplates are critical to keeping the data legible at all stages of its life cycle (manufacturing, use, repair and recycling). Printing solutions for harsh environments The nameplates of different products will be subject to different types of damage, such as: high temperature generated by oven and refrigerator motors, wear and tear caused by electric drills, contact with a large amount of dust, long-term exposure of air conditioners to ultraviolet rays and rain. Damaged nameplate information during repairs may affect part identification or even lead to improper use of the product. The advantage of thermal transfer technology lies in the wide variety of ribbons, which can be used with different self-adhesive labels, providing suitable solutions for various application environments. CISON Ribbon for Nameplate Printing In CISON's line of thermal transfer ribbons, resin ink ribbons are ideal for use on synthetic materials for nameplates. CISON resin inks with high adhesion on the label surface can protect the printed matter from aggressive damage: such as abrasion, solvents, heat, grease, low temperature, UV rays, etc.

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Mechanical Parts

Mark mechanical parts Printing to Resist Harsh Environments Both in production and during use, mechanical parts are subject to very high and rather unpredictable constraints: grease/oil, heat, vibration, solvents, moisture, external conditions such as UV exposure, etc. Printed objects are subject to various forms of attack, and ambiguous barcodes can lead to confusion throughout a product's life cycle, including manufacturing, maintenance, warranty, and recycling. CISON's Mechanical Parts Marking Ribbon Thermal transfer printing technology makes no compromises: it can mark individual parts, print all types of barcodes (vertical, horizontal, 2D, data matrix, etc.) as well as logos and text, but also provides the durability required for the specific use environment of the part level. CISON's Thermal Transfer Ribbons are the best solution for high print durability requirements. Resin-based inks provide very durable prints and excellent clarity, even for small characters and barcodes. It is compatible with all types of coated paper and synthetic print media. Where higher levels of resistance are required, especially for solvents, resin-based products would be the recommended alternative for synthetic labels.

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Electrical/Electronic Components

Electrical Parts and Accessories Labels LABELS VERIFIED IN TEST CONDITIONS Whether it's computer hard drives, laptop chargers or transformers for electrical equipment, the identification of such components ensures traceability through all stages of manufacture, repair and recycling. With thermal transfer technology, each part can be individually labeled with barcodes, serial numbers, user warnings, code numbers and logos, even on pre-printed media. Certain application environments are especially corrosive to paper-based materials and may reduce the clarity of information: friction, scratches, dust, heat, exposure to UV light, etc. Thermal transfer technology provides print media and ink combinations that can meet the requirements of each specific application environment. CISON's Electrical Parts and Accessories Ribbon CISON's resin ribbons are the best solution for your print quality and durability requirements. They offer very high compatibility with synthetic labels such as polyester, nylon and polypropylene, often used to label electrical components and accessories. In addition, the density of the black ink allows the white label to be covered as a way of highlighting the information on the backsheet. For printing on black labels, CISON offers a range of white, metallic, silver and gold inks.

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A printed circuit board

Printed circuit board labels Printed circuit board identification and traceability Labels on printed circuit boards are subjected to tremendous stress during their production process. Poor quality or damaged prints can have an impact on production process monitoring, logistics and the use of printed circuit boards in the final product. These requirements for message clarity and durability are at the heart of the printing solution selection process. printed circuit board label printing The techniques used for part welding and residue cleaning are very demanding: for example, temperatures can reach as high as 300°C (572°F), and the dispersion of solvents under high pressure can easily destroy labels and printed messages. Laboratory weathering tests in some areas with harsh environmental conditions (such as aviation, automotive and armament) reproduce the large mechanical and thermal stresses (UV resistance, humidity, heat, cold, temperature changes, etc.) to which printed labels will be subjected. Certain international printing performance regulations (UL standards) and regulations covering the use of regulated substances also necessarily form part of the process of selecting a printing technology. CISON's printed circuit board label printing ribbon Thermal transfer technology is the most reliable printing technology for printing uniform information on printed circuit board labels. The high fidelity of the printhead produces fairly accurate prints of all types of barcodes (vertical, horizontal, data matrix, 2D, etc.), alphanumeric characters and logos, even on very small labels. CISON's resin inks combined with synthetic labels (polyester, nylon, polypropylene or polyimide) provide the best solution in terms of print quality and resistance to high temperatures, abrasion and solvents.

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Application of Thermal Transfer Solution in Horticulture Industry

Identify and track products from production to consumption

wooden case crate

Box and crate labels Box and crate labels In many industries, such as food processing, automobile, pharmaceutical, horticulture, textile, etc., plastic boxes or wooden crates are required to collect, transport, store and distribute products. The variable information printed on the crate label is used to identify the items in the box; moreover, according to the information on the label, the location of the item in the logistics chain can be found, so that it can be transported to the designated location. An ambiguous barcode or faded batch number can disrupt the entire logistics chain and even lead to shipments being rejected by customers. Constraints on box label printing The production, storage, and shipping environments in which boxes and crates are placed can affect the durability and readability of the information on the label. Agriculture and horticulture departments require label information to be resistant to moisture, outdoor temperatures and UV rays. In manufacturing, the storage and use conditions of the crates can cause the labels to wear out. In the automotive and aerospace industries, labels can be contaminated with substances from operators' gloves. Finally, in the food processing and pharmaceutical industries, the reuse of crates and boxes requires cleaning and disinfection with detergents. CISON Ribbon for Box and Crate Label Printing CISON's thermal transfer ribbons can print clear labels for logistics identification and boxed product tracking. CISON's wax-based thermal transfer ribbons are highly compatible with general paper labels and certain types of coated paper. This highly competitive combination is recommended for use in environments with low demands on stamina resistance. CISON's wax-tree hybrid ink ribbons guarantee greater resistance and better appearance for printing on coated paper (matt or gloss). CISON's resin ribbons are the best solution for applications requiring high resistance.

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Freight

Shipping label Product identification and traceability labels Shipping labels are a central element in ensuring product identification and traceability. It must always be visible to the naked eye and barcode reader. In order to ensure the read quality of such information, it is important to select the correct printing technology, labels and inks. Shipping Label Printing Shipping conditions and multiple stages of loading, unloading, and handling can cause friction and impact between packages that can damage printed information or leave smudges on labels. For international logistics operations, depending on the shipping method, labels may occasionally be exposed to weather such as UV light or humidity. Without a specially designed printing solution, logistics information and traceability data can be wiped out and lead to delays in delivery and even product loss. CISON's Shipping Label Printing Ribbon Thermal transfer printing of shipping labels can provide an effective solution to all these constraints. CISOM's wax-based inks combined with entry-level papers provide a competitive solution for short-term shipments without being overly exposed to constraints that can lead to deterioration. For more demanding logistics environments or for international shipments, labels and inks are subject to greater constraints. In this case, more durable labels made of coated paper combined with high performance wax-based ribbon or wax-tree hybrid ribbon should be used. Thermal transfer technology is fully compatible with labels containing radio frequency identification device (RFID) tags, references designed to improve the traceability of shipping labels.

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Floral marker

Flag floral labels and tags High weather resistant printing Not only do horticultural sector identification and traceability labels endure months of wind, sun and extreme heat and frost, but they can also endure 100 soaks, dozens of moves and fertilizer sprays. Despite these extreme conditions, labels must ensure that the supply chain from field to store remains completely clear for customers to identify and assist with the checkout process. CISON's Horticultural Labeling Solutions CISON's Thermal Transfer Ribbons provide excellent print results whether derived from PVC or stick or hang labels. Its print sharpness enables it to print all types of barcodes, large and small characters, prices and logos on gardening labels. The inks used in CISON's black (and certain other colors) ribbons will not be degraded by sunlight. For printing on horticultural labels that are not exposed to very aggressive conditions, wax-tree hybrid based inks would be ideal. For labels exposed to the most corrosive conditions (waste (fertilizer), extreme heat and friction), resin inks are recommended to ensure long-lasting, superior data clarity.

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Chemicals

Chemical Labels - GHS Reliable GHS Label Printing Labels for bottles and drums containing chemicals convey the data and names required by GHS regulations (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Such information warns of hazards to people and the environment during transportation and use. Therefore, the label must be completely legible from the moment it is applied to the moment the residue is recovered and the packaging container washed. Printing restrictions on chemical labels The printing of barcodes, product ingredients, product traceability data and GHS codes must be resistant to external attacks. Products rubbing against each other, solvent dripping and harsh storage environments can put a lot of pressure on the ink. These threats include extreme heat, extreme cold, humidity, UV exposure: not all inks offer adequate resistance. GHS compliant labels must be printed with standard red and black information and indicators. CISON's GHS Label Printing Ribbons By employing a thermal transfer process, chemical manufacturers and distributors can confidently print all the codes and texts required to meet GHS regulations. Some thermal printers can print two colors (red and black) at once, providing users with simplicity, flexibility, and reliability. CISON's black or colored resin inks are combined with synthetic labels (PE, PET, PVC or PP) for the best balance of print quality and durability.

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Application of Thermal Transfer Solution in Health Industry

Medical instruments

Tagging medical devices Sensitive information in corrosive environments During a product's life cycle, identification and traceability data is subject to various forms of attack that can affect the clarity of information. Certain sterilization processes, such as autoclaving, will subject the ink to severe tests, both wet and high temperature. These conditions will easily obscure information during contact with other products or during operation. In a hospital setting, the use of ethanol solutions during patient care may degrade the print on medical device labels during handling. Compliant with labelling regulations For example, in the United States, the UDI (Unique Device Identification) system requires that each medical device must be marked with a unique traceability code, barcode and product label on its label. Thermal transfer enables uniform printing of labels, including various types of barcodes, logos, product drawings and other small characters: a guaranteed flexibility for medical device manufacturers. CISON's medical device ribbon CISON's resin base offers the best combination of print quality and durability. CISON's inks meet some of the most demanding regulations regarding human health: Free of heavy metals (2002/95/EC) Suitable for food contact: Europe (1935/2004) and USA (FDA) No Bisphenol A or S Free of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) (REACH) CISON's resin-based inks are compatible with labels made from coated paper, synthetic materials and fabrics, including specialized materials used during sterilization.

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Lab Product Labels

Lab Product Labels Whether in the chemical, food processing or pharmaceutical industries, some laboratory environments are so corrosive for printed labels that they become unstable with regard to product and sample identification and traceability. custom print With its ability to print a single label, thermal transfer can flexibly print all types of identification and traceability data on products used in the laboratory. Thermal transfer ribbons provide very accurate barcode and identification data printing on even the smallest labels frequently used for test tubes, microscope slides and flasks. The breadth of available thermal transfer inks allows every laboratory to find a solution tailored for print quality and durability. CISON's Lab Label Printing Ribbon CISON's wax-tree hybrid inks provide excellent printing flexibility for marking small characters and horizontal, vertical, 2D and DataMatrix barcodes. This ribbon offers a high level of performance on both paper and plastic (synthetic) labels and is perfect for products that will withstand repeated handling without exposure to chemicals.

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Chemicals

Chemical Labels - GHS Reliable GHS Label Printing Labels for bottles and drums containing chemicals convey the data and names required by GHS regulations (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals). Such information warns of hazards to people and the environment during transportation and use. Therefore, the label must be completely legible from the moment it is applied to the moment the residue is recovered and the packaging container washed. Printing restrictions on chemical labels The printing of barcodes, product ingredients, product traceability data and GHS codes must be resistant to external attacks. Products rubbing against each other, solvent dripping and harsh storage environments can put a lot of pressure on the ink. These threats include extreme heat, extreme cold, humidity, UV exposure: not all inks offer adequate resistance. GHS compliant labels must be printed with standard red and black information and indicators. CISON's GHS Label Printing Ribbons By employing a thermal transfer process, chemical manufacturers and distributors can confidently print all the codes and texts required to meet GHS regulations. Some thermal printers can print two colors (red and black) at once, providing users with simplicity, flexibility, and reliability. CISON's black or colored resin inks are combined with synthetic labels (PE, PET, PVC or PP) for the best balance of print quality and durability.

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Blood transfusion bag

Traceability of blood transfusion bags Data security ensures patient safety Collecting blood is a simple process, but ensuring that information on each blood bag can be identified and traced before a patient receives a transfusion is a demanding challenge. The blood transfusion bag label contains a lot of important information, such as the manufacturer's name and contact information, as well as all the identity information of the blood donor, such as: blood type, shelf life, barcode, laboratory tests, etc. This sensitive information needs to be protected with high quality and durable printed labels. Various blood processing processes (such as centrifugation), autoclave sterilization (100 to 140°C / 212 to 284°F) and different storage stages (up to -50°C/-58°F) and transport are all High resistance inks are required to match label printing. Compromised barcode or blood type information will render the transfusion bag unusable. CISON Ribbon for Blood Transfusion Bag Marking To ensure that the printed information on the label remains intact throughout the life of the transfusion bag, resin-based inks are recommended, which combine the following features: - Excellent print results, even on Datamatrix or QR codes - Resistant to low temperature, autoclave steam and abrasion - Suitable for printing on all label materials commonly used in blood transfusion bags (coated and synthetic). In addition, CISON has black and color ribbons for use with flatbed and edge-pressed printers to match different blood transfusion bag application requirements.

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The application of thermal transfer solutions in marking the information required for products

Wooden case/crate

Box and crate labels Box and crate labels In many industries, such as food processing, automobile, pharmaceutical, horticulture, textile, etc., plastic boxes or wooden crates are required to collect, transport, store and distribute products. The variable information printed on the crate label is used to identify the items in the box; moreover, according to the information on the label, the location of the item in the logistics chain can be found, so that it can be transported to the designated location. An ambiguous barcode or faded batch number can disrupt the entire logistics chain and even lead to shipments being rejected by customers. Constraints on box label printing The production, storage, and shipping environments in which boxes and crates are placed can affect the durability and readability of the information on the label. Agriculture and horticulture departments require label information to be resistant to moisture, outdoor temperatures and UV rays. In manufacturing, the storage and use conditions of the crates can cause the labels to wear out. In the automotive and aerospace industries, labels can be contaminated with substances from operators' gloves. Finally, in the food processing and pharmaceutical industries, the reuse of crates and boxes requires cleaning and disinfection with detergents. CISON Ribbon for Box and Crate Label Printing CISON's thermal transfer ribbons can print clear labels for logistics identification and boxed product tracking. CISON's wax-based thermal transfer ribbons are highly compatible with general paper labels and certain types of coated paper. This highly competitive combination is recommended for use in environments with low demands on stamina resistance. CISON's wax-tree hybrid ink ribbons guarantee greater resistance and better appearance for printing on coated paper (matt or gloss). CISON's resin ribbons are the best solution for applications requiring high resistance.

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Warehousing

Inventory and Shelf Labels Shelf identification Barcodes and other identifying data on warehouse shelves help ensure the smooth flow of logistics within a company. Thermal transfer printing technology is well-suited to deal with a wide variety of storage constraints in different warehouses. In a warehouse or fulfillment center, shelf labels must be fully visible to the operator and readable by a barcode reader with a high degree of readability. This helps identify storage locations and enhances computerized inventory management and order picking processes. Shelf Label Printing Constraints Certain printing technologies are not suitable for the high temperature or humidity and dust levels of storage locations. Poorly printed or damaged labels run the risk of operator slack, unclear optical readers, and errors in generating inventory reports in computer systems. Certain warehouses are open to the outdoors, exposing labels to attack from humidity, UV light and temperature changes. Storage of liquid products such as solvents can contaminate labels and damage printed information. All of these factors should be considered when choosing a printing solution. CISON's Shelf Label Printing Ribbon Given the robustness of its print modules, thermal transfer is a reliable solution that can be installed directly in the warehouse or close to the site of use with low maintenance costs. CISON's wax-based ribbons offer a competitive solution for printing entry-level paper labels commonly found on warehouse shelves. If specific storage constraints require resistance to rubbing, high temperature, and moisture, wax-tree hybrid inks in combination with coated paper labels are recommended. And finally, for the most extreme conditions, such as the storage of corrosive liquids, synthetic labels combined with resin inks should be chosen: a reliable solution for durable protection of prints.

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Signage

Printing of cards and tags Ensure data readability Hang tags can be used on all types of goods when either it is not possible or desirable to stick to the label: clothing, fruit and vegetable bags and nets, sports and leisure goods, etc. Cards and hang tags are used to provide the buyer with product information (price, size, origin, ingredients, usage, etc.) and enable it to be traced through data (barcode, serial number, date of manufacture, etc.) from production to sale supervision. If any element of this data is misprinted or damaged, inventory management can be compromised, product sales can be disrupted, and problems can be created at checkout. Certain large retail chains impose penalties on manufacturers with poor product labelling. Thermal transfer is a printing technology that is particularly suitable for printing tags and cards. In addition to providing excellent durability, this process can be used to print logos, codenames, barcodes and alphanumeric characters with high quality on all types of print media (paper and synthetic). CISON's hang tags and card ribbons It is recommended to use CISON's wax-based and wax-tree mixed-based thermal transfer ribbons. With their excellent coverage, wax-based inks provide optimum print performance for cards with rough surfaces. This combination provides a solution for applications requiring the best price/performance ratio. For coated paper and synthetic cards, wax-tree hybrid inks are ideal for their high print quality and excellent durability. The high fidelity of the printer enables very high fidelity pictures, logos and barcodes to be printed.

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Shipping label

Label printing for retail products Communicate information to users and ensure product traceability The retail label includes all information about the product at the logistics and retail stages. Poor or damaged printing of barcodes, prices, or product descriptions can create problems in the delivery process of a product. In some cases, there are even penalties from retailers. In addition, printing is also part of the product, and quality information printing helps to enhance the brand image. Information printed using thermal transfer is highly visual and easily identifiable by both the naked eye and barcode scanners. CISON Ribbon for Retail Product Labeling The cost-effective advantage of CISON's wax-based ribbons. This ink is particularly suitable for printing on labels with rough surfaces, while providing the best visual results for printing barcodes and alphanumeric symbols. CISON's wax-tree hybrid ribbons stand out for their outstanding print sharpness and are ideal for printing product information such as horizontal/vertical barcodes, and 2D barcodes, product charts, prices, size text, brand logos, serial numbers, and more. This range of ribbons is compatible with rough paper, coated paper and synthetic label materials.

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Parts/Product Bags

Packaging Bag Label Printing Bag product identification The nature or distribution method of some products requires them to be packaged in bags or packs: parts, hardware, food, powdered products, seeds, etc. On a transparent bag, the label is the only space that presents all the information related to the product (name, barcode, serial number, etc.) and conveys the company's brand image (name and logo). The visual quality provided by thermal transfer technology helps to produce high quality communication with consumers. Sometimes loaded onto large pallets, the bags will experience friction that can damage the labels and their prints. With thermal transfer, the wide variety of available inks provides printing with the right level of resistance for a specific environment, ensuring clarity and durability of information. CISON's bag label ribbon CISON's wax-based ribbons offer an excellent price/performance ratio. The ink not only provides the best visual quality for the printing of barcodes and alphanumeric characters, but is especially suitable for rough surface labels. Renowned for their fine print, CISON's wax-tree hybrid inks are ideal for all types of barcodes, messages and graphics. These highly versatile ribbons are compatible with rough paper, bond paper and synthetic media. These qualities make them suitable for use in retail products.

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Freight

Shipping label Product identification and traceability labels Shipping labels are a central element in ensuring product identification and traceability. It must always be visible to the naked eye and barcode reader. In order to ensure the read quality of such information, it is important to select the correct printing technology, labels and inks. Shipping Label Printing Shipping conditions and multiple stages of loading, unloading, and handling can cause friction and impact between packages that can damage printed information or leave smudges on labels. For international logistics operations, depending on the shipping method, labels may occasionally be exposed to weather such as UV light or humidity. Without a specially designed printing solution, logistics information and traceability data can be wiped out and lead to delays in delivery and even product loss. CISON's Shipping Label Printing Ribbon Thermal transfer printing of shipping labels can provide an effective solution to all these constraints. CISOM's wax-based inks combined with entry-level papers provide a competitive solution for short-term shipments without being overly exposed to constraints that can lead to deterioration. For more demanding logistics environments or for international shipments, labels and inks are subject to greater constraints. In this case, more durable labels made of coated paper combined with high performance wax-based ribbon or wax-tree hybrid ribbon should be used. Thermal transfer technology is fully compatible with labels containing radio frequency identification device (RFID) tags, references designed to improve the traceability of shipping labels.

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Flexible packaging

Printing on Flexible Packaging Printing solutions integrated in packaging lines Printing directly on flexible plastic film in the food processing industry (paste, chips, frozen food, etc.), the hardware industry (nails, screws, bolts, etc.), for certain cosmetics (such as creams and other liquid products) and pharmaceuticals ( personal doses of medicine) are very common. Printers designed to print directly on packaging film can be integrated into packaging lines, and some models can meet the requirements of high-throughput applications, operating at speeds of up to 1 meter per second. High-quality printing of durable information Thermal transfer offers maximum flexibility for custom packaging: alphanumeric characters, logos and barcodes are visually appealing and therefore easy to read. To avoid expiry dates or barcodes being wiped off, thermal transfer ribbons that are resistant to the various constraints of the product packaging process and use must be selected: friction, handling, food, chemicals, etc. CISON's Flexible Packaging Film Ribbon CISON's ribbons designed for printing on flexible packaging provide solutions that meet durability, print speed and cost requirements. Wax-tree hybrid inks for suspension printers offer the best combination of print quality, speed and cost, while resin inks are best for applications that are demanding in terms of durability. In addition, CISON's inks are also available in white, metallic and a variety of other colors to enable printing on color packaging films.

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Wooden case/crate

Box and crate labels Box and crate labels In many industries, such as food processing, automobile, pharmaceutical, horticulture, textile, etc., plastic boxes or wooden crates are required to collect, transport, store and distribute products. The variable information printed on the crate label is used to identify the items in the box; moreover, according to the information on the label, the location of the item in the logistics chain can be found, so that it can be transported to the designated location. An ambiguous barcode or faded batch number can disrupt the entire logistics chain and even lead to shipments being rejected by customers. Constraints on box label printing The production, storage, and shipping environments in which boxes and crates are placed can affect the durability and readability of the information on the label. Agriculture and horticulture departments require label information to be resistant to moisture, outdoor temperatures and UV rays. In manufacturing, the storage and use conditions of the crates can cause the labels to wear out. In the automotive and aerospace industries, labels can be contaminated with substances from operators' gloves. Finally, in the food processing and pharmaceutical industries, the reuse of crates and boxes requires cleaning and disinfection with detergents. CISON Ribbon for Box and Crate Label Printing CISON's thermal transfer ribbons can print clear labels for logistics identification and boxed product tracking. CISON's wax-based thermal transfer ribbons are highly compatible with general paper labels and certain types of coated paper. This highly competitive combination is recommended for use in environments with low demands on stamina resistance. CISON's wax-tree hybrid ink ribbons guarantee greater resistance and better appearance for printing on coated paper (matt or gloss). CISON's resin ribbons are the best solution for applications requiring high resistance.

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Warehousing

Inventory and Shelf Labels Shelf identification Barcodes and other identifying data on warehouse shelves help ensure the smooth flow of logistics within a company. Thermal transfer printing technology is well-suited to deal with a wide variety of storage constraints in different warehouses. In a warehouse or fulfillment center, shelf labels must be fully visible to the operator and readable by a barcode reader with a high degree of readability. This helps identify storage locations and enhances computerized inventory management and order picking processes. Shelf Label Printing Constraints Certain printing technologies are not suitable for the high temperature or humidity and dust levels of storage locations. Poorly printed or damaged labels run the risk of operator slack, unclear optical readers, and errors in generating inventory reports in computer systems. Certain warehouses are open to the outdoors, exposing labels to attack from humidity, UV light and temperature changes. Storage of liquid products such as solvents can contaminate labels and damage printed information. All of these factors should be considered when choosing a printing solution. CISON's Shelf Label Printing Ribbon Given the robustness of its print modules, thermal transfer is a reliable solution that can be installed directly in the warehouse or close to the site of use with low maintenance costs. CISON's wax-based ribbons offer a competitive solution for printing entry-level paper labels commonly found on warehouse shelves. If specific storage constraints require resistance to rubbing, high temperature, and moisture, wax-tree hybrid inks in combination with coated paper labels are recommended. And finally, for the most extreme conditions, such as the storage of corrosive liquids, synthetic labels combined with resin inks should be chosen: a reliable solution for durable protection of prints.

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Shipping label

Label printing for retail products Communicate information to users and ensure product traceability The retail label includes all information about the product at the logistics and retail stages. Poor or damaged printing of barcodes, prices, or product descriptions can create problems in the delivery process of a product. In some cases, there are even penalties from retailers. In addition, printing is also part of the product, and quality information printing helps to enhance the brand image. Information printed using thermal transfer is highly visual and easily identifiable by both the naked eye and barcode scanners. CISON Ribbon for Retail Product Labeling The cost-effective advantage of CISON's wax-based ribbons. This ink is particularly suitable for printing on labels with rough surfaces, while providing the best visual results for printing barcodes and alphanumeric symbols. CISON's wax-tree hybrid ribbons stand out for their outstanding print sharpness and are ideal for printing product information such as horizontal/vertical barcodes, and 2D barcodes, product charts, prices, size text, brand logos, serial numbers, and more. This range of ribbons is compatible with rough paper, coated paper and synthetic label materials.

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Freight

Shipping label Product identification and traceability labels Shipping labels are a central element in ensuring product identification and traceability. It must always be visible to the naked eye and barcode reader. In order to ensure the read quality of such information, it is important to select the correct printing technology, labels and inks. Shipping Label Printing Shipping conditions and multiple stages of loading, unloading, and handling can cause friction and impact between packages that can damage printed information or leave smudges on labels. For international logistics operations, depending on the shipping method, labels may occasionally be exposed to weather such as UV light or humidity. Without a specially designed printing solution, logistics information and traceability data can be wiped out and lead to delays in delivery and even product loss. CISON's Shipping Label Printing Ribbon Thermal transfer printing of shipping labels can provide an effective solution to all these constraints. CISOM's wax-based inks combined with entry-level papers provide a competitive solution for short-term shipments without being overly exposed to constraints that can lead to deterioration. For more demanding logistics environments or for international shipments, labels and inks are subject to greater constraints. In this case, more durable labels made of coated paper combined with high performance wax-based ribbon or wax-tree hybrid ribbon should be used. Thermal transfer technology is fully compatible with labels containing radio frequency identification device (RFID) tags, references designed to improve the traceability of shipping labels.

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Application of Thermal Transfer Solutions on Fabric Labels

Signage

Printing of cards and tags Ensure data readability Hang tags can be used on all types of goods when either it is not possible or desirable to stick to the label: clothing, fruit and vegetable bags and nets, sports and leisure goods, etc. Cards and hang tags are used to provide the buyer with product information (price, size, origin, ingredients, usage, etc.) and enable it to be traced through data (barcode, serial number, date of manufacture, etc.) from production to sale supervision. If any element of this data is misprinted or damaged, inventory management can be compromised, product sales can be disrupted, and problems can be created at checkout. Certain large retail chains impose penalties on manufacturers with poor product labelling. Thermal transfer is a printing technology that is particularly suitable for printing tags and cards. In addition to providing excellent durability, this process can be used to print logos, codenames, barcodes and alphanumeric characters with high quality on all types of print media (paper and synthetic). CISON's hang tags and card ribbons It is recommended to use CISON's wax-based and wax-tree mixed-based thermal transfer ribbons. With their excellent coverage, wax-based inks provide optimum print performance for cards with rough surfaces. This combination provides a solution for applications requiring the best price/performance ratio. For coated paper and synthetic cards, wax-tree hybrid inks are ideal for their high print quality and excellent durability. The high fidelity of the printer enables very high fidelity pictures, logos and barcodes to be printed.

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Shipping label

Label printing for retail products Communicate information to users and ensure product traceability The retail label includes all information about the product at the logistics and retail stages. Poor or damaged printing of barcodes, prices, or product descriptions can create problems in the delivery process of a product. In some cases, there are even penalties from retailers. In addition, printing is also part of the product, and quality information printing helps to enhance the brand image. Information printed using thermal transfer is highly visual and easily identifiable by both the naked eye and barcode scanners. CISON Ribbon for Retail Product Labeling The cost-effective advantage of CISON's wax-based ribbons. This ink is particularly suitable for printing on labels with rough surfaces, while providing the best visual results for printing barcodes and alphanumeric symbols. CISON's wax-tree hybrid ribbons stand out for their outstanding print sharpness and are ideal for printing product information such as horizontal/vertical barcodes, and 2D barcodes, product charts, prices, size text, brand logos, serial numbers, and more. This range of ribbons is compatible with rough paper, coated paper and synthetic label materials.

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Freight

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Fabric label

Innovative Textile Labeling Solutions for the Textile Industry Textile labels Textile labels will experience very high levels of frustration during the life cycle of the products to which they are attached: these products include clothing, home linens and certain automotive equipment. Textile labels contain important information about the care of the products they are sewn or affixed to, and are sometimes used for identification and traceability purposes. Such data must remain completely clear at all times, whether for manufacturing, marketing, or end users. Thermal transfer faces constraints in textile label printing Textile labels are made of flexible and rough materials, which makes it particularly difficult for inks to adhere to the label. Thermal transfer printing was created for label printing, regardless of their composition (paper, synthetic or textile) and there is a wide variety of inks, some of which are specifically designed to print textile labels. In addition, this is one of the most commonly used technologies for printing textile labels, as it fulfills several needs: Can print on smooth or rough surfaces Suitable for small, medium and high volume printing Ability to print variable data Capable of single and double-sided printing In order to meet the printing requirements of these textile labels, thermal transfer printing presses and special textile ink ribbons came into being Throughout their life cycle, textiles and their care labels are exposed to severe external stress related to the way they are used and the intensive and repeated washing process. Washing (water, detergent, softener, abrasion) Drying (high temperature, abrasion) Ironing (heat, humidity, abrasion) dry cleaning With CISON Thermal Transfer Ribbon technology, care signs will break through these severe limitations and remain legible for long periods of time.

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