TSC 8550-SWR thermotransferlint was/hars 64mm zwart

Blurred barcodes and smudged text on labels can disrupt logistics, inventory tracking, and retail operations. The TSC 8550-SWR thermal transfer ribbon eliminates these issues by combining wax and resin for durable, high-resolution prints on a wide range of label materials. With a 64 mm width and 450 m length, it keeps your TSC printer running longer between ribbon changes, reducing downtime and cost per label.

Who is it for

This ribbon is ideal for warehouses, shipping departments, manufacturers, and retailers that need reliable, long-lasting labels for product identification, asset tracking, and compliance. It suits users of TSC thermal transfer printers and other flat-head printers who require sharp text and scannable barcodes on coated or uncoated paper and synthetic labels.

Main features

• Wax/resin blend delivers excellent smudge and scratch resistance, with good chemical resistance for demanding environments.
• 64 mm width and 450 m length maximize roll life for high-volume printing.
• Coated side out (CSO) winding ensures smooth feeding and consistent print quality.
• Optimized for TSC thermal transfer printers; compatible with other flat-head printers.
• Supports print speeds up to 12 IPS (300 mm/s) for efficient batch jobs.
• RoHS compliant, meeting environmental standards.

Specifications

• Ribbon type: Thermal transfer
• Material composition: Wax/resin blend
• Colour: Black
• Ribbon width: 64 mm
• Ribbon length: 450 m
• Core diameter: 1 inch (25.4 mm)
• Winding: Coated side out (CSO)
• Printer head compatibility: Flat head
• Recommended substrates: Coated paper, uncoated paper, synthetic labels (PP, PE, PET, PVC)
• Operating temperature: 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F)
• Storage conditions: 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F), 45-85% relative humidity
• Maximum print speed: Up to 12 IPS (300 mm/s)
• Certifications: RoHS compliant
• Rolls per box: 10

Tips

For best results, store ribbons in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always match the ribbon width to your label width to prevent ink transfer on the print head. When switching between paper and synthetic labels, test a small batch to confirm adhesion and durability meet your application needs.