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  A barcode printer is a computer peripheral that prints labels and tags with barcode data. Barcodes are widely used to identify products in retail and shipping environments. They are particularly useful for labeling items with UPC or EAN codes. Listed below are a few types of barcode printers. Depending on your needs, you can choose an inkjet, thermal transfer, or piezoelectric printer. Regardless of which type of printer you choose, be sure to choose a quality one. Inkjet Barcode An Inkjet barcode printer is a device that uses ink to create a coded barcode. An Inkjet printer is perfect for printing on a variety of surfaces, including containers and products. These printers must be able to print barcodes with crisp edge definition, making them a necessary part of any industrial printing process. Many inkjet printers feature built-in barcode fonts Thermal Transfer The advantages of thermal transfer for barcode printers can be seen in industrial environments. In these environments...

A  Barcode printer is a machine designed to create barcode labels. These labels are attached to a variety of products for various uses by small businesses and many industries as well. In particular, two strategies are involved in the process of barcode printing - direct Thermal printing or Thermal Transferring printing.   Thermal printers - These printers use highly sensitive chemical-treated media. It is black when transferred under a hot print head. Thermal printers are known for their simplicity and ease of use. Users ink, ribbon, or toner print. The technology used here provides sufficient time for various barcode printing applications.   Thermal Transferring Printer - These printers use a flaming ribbon to encode the labels. This reading tends to last longer compared to what comes from direct hot printers. Just because of this feature, high cost of production materials, and good printing quality, these printers are more expensive than Thermal printers.   ...