L'imprimante à transfert thermique est une solution de marquage numérique spécialement conçue pour les emballages souples. Elle utilise la chaleur et la pression pour transférer l'encre d'un ruban sur les matériaux d'emballage, produisant ainsi haute résolution (300 dpi), nettes et résistantes l'impression de données variables telles que les dates de fabrication, les numéros de lot, les codes-barres et les codes QR.
En un mot : Une imprimante professionnelle pour les emballages souples qui produit des codes nets, lisibles par scanner et durables.
Principaux avantages :
✅ haute résolution de 300 dpi – les impressions sont nettes et faciles à numériser
✅ Aplatissement des sachets sous vide – maintient les pochettes à plat pour obtenir à chaque fois des impressions parfaitement alignées
✅ Grande zone d'impression de 53 × 55 mm – répond à la plupart des besoins en matière d'étiquettes d'emballage en une seule opération
✅ Capacité de ruban pouvant atteindre 600 m – moins de changements de série pour une production en continu
✅ Commande par PC industriel – modifier et enregistrer des modèles sur un écran tactile, sans avoir besoin d'un ordinateur externe
✅ Interface RS-232 – intégration transparente avec les automates programmables et les systèmes de chaînes de production
✅ Vitesse d'impression réglable – 50 à 600 mm/s pour s'adapter à votre rythme de production
Vitesse d'impression : 50 à 600 mm/s (réglable)
Matériaux compatibles : Films plastiques, films laminés, papiers couchés et autres matériaux d'emballage souples.
Secteurs d'activité concernés : L'agroalimentaire, l'industrie pharmaceutique, les produits d'hygiène et de beauté, l'électronique, les composants mécaniques, ainsi que tout secteur utilisant des emballages souples.
Ce qu'il imprime : Dates de fabrication, dates de péremption, numéros de lot, numéros de série, codes-barres (Code 128, EAN, etc.), codes QR, codes Data Matrix, logos et illustrations.
En un mot : Imprimante à transfert thermique = L'outil professionnel permettant d'imprimer des codes clairs, durables et lisibles par scanner sur des emballages souples, offrant ainsi à chaque sachet une “ carte d'identité ” fiable.”
Simply put, the TTO thermal transfer overprinter is a machine dedicated to printing information onto flexible packaging bags.
Whether you need to print production dates, batch numbers, QR codes, or barcodes on your bags, it does the job clearly and neatly. Using thermal transfer technology, it’s ideally suited for flexible packaging materials such as plastic films, laminated films, and coated paper bags.
Problem #1: Blurry printing that won’t scan?
Many factories use ink rollers or old‑fashioned coders that produce blurry, broken text—resulting in barcodes and QR codes that frequently fail to scan, leading to returns or penalties.
How this machine solves it: With 300dpi high resolution, print quality is sharper than most office printers. Numbers, characters, barcodes, and QR codes are all crisp and readable—scan guns read them effortlessly.
Problem #2: Wrinkled bags causing crooked, distorted prints?
Flexible packaging bags have soft, easily wrinkled surfaces. Ordinary coders often produce incomplete or misaligned prints.
How this machine solves it: Patented vacuum suction technology—bags are firmly held down and completely flattened during printing, as stable as printing on rigid cardboard. Every bag comes out with the same perfect print quality.
Problem #3: Time‑consuming changeovers between products or print formats?
Different bags have different sizes, and print content changes frequently. Each adjustment requires time‑consuming setup and re‑testing.
How this machine solves it: Built‑in industrial PC—edit whatever you need directly on the touchscreen, save templates, and recall them with one tap for next time. Print height is easily adjusted by turning a handwheel—no tools required.
Problem #4: Printing speed can’t keep up with production lines?
When printing is too slow, the packaging line has to wait.
How this machine solves it: Adjustable print speed from 50mm/s to 600mm/s—you set the pace that fits your production flow perfectly.
| Feature | What It Means in Plain Language |
|---|---|
| 300dpi High Resolution | Prints look professionally printed—scanners read every code on the first try |
| Vacuum Bag Holding | Bags are sucked flat before printing—no distortion, no shifting |
| 53×55mm Large Print Area | Prints a wide area in one pass—no need to print twice |
| 600m Large Ribbon Capacity | One ribbon change lasts a long time—fewer stops |
| Industrial PC Control | Edit content like using a smartphone—no external computer needed |
| Positioning Guides | Center bags automatically for perfectly aligned prints |
| RS‑232 Interface | Connects to line PLC or PC for real‑time data transfer |
| Traditional Coding | TTO Thermal Transfer Overprinting |
|---|---|
| Text tends to blur | Text is crisp and sharp |
| Barcodes frequently fail to scan | Barcodes scan on the first pass |
| Bag wrinkles cause misprinting | Vacuum‑flattened for perfect positioning every time |
| Content changes take forever | PC editing—one‑tap changeover |
Which industries use it?
Food, pharmaceuticals, personal care, electronics, hardware components—anyone using flexible packaging.
What materials can it print on?
Plastic bags, laminated films, coated paper bags, varnished paper—any soft, roll‑stock packaging.
What content can it print?
Production dates, expiration dates
Batch numbers, serial numbers
Barcodes (Code128, EAN, etc.)
QR codes, Data Matrix codes
Product logos and graphics
| Paramètre | Specification |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Print Area | Width 53mm × Length 55mm |
| Print Speed | 50– 600mm/s (adjustable) |
| Ribbon Capacity | Up to 600m (core diameter ≤ 83mm) |
| Control System | Industrial PC (touchscreen operation) |
| Interface | RS‑232 (for PLC/PC connection) |
| Power Supply | 100‑240V AC / 50‑60Hz / 2A |
| Operating Environment | Temperature: 5℃ – 40℃ / Humidity: 20% – 80% RH |
| Storage/Transport | Temperature: -25℃ – 55℃ |
TTO Thermal Transfer Overprinter = The professional tool for printing onto flexible packaging. Clear, stable, and compatible with any bag type—giving every bag a readable, scannable “ID card.”
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