Thermal printers offer a revolutionary approach to printing, using heat instead of ink to create crisp, durable images.

The majority of shipping label printers use thermal printing technology. Here's how it works: Specially designed thermal paper passes through the printer, where a thermal printhead applies heat to ...

Thermal printers require thermal transfer labels or thermal transfer ribbons. Wire markers and cable markers also include tags and wraps. Heat shrink tubing is available in a wide range of sizes, ...

Today's label printers range from small desktop units for file-folder paper labels to industrial-grade ones for labeling cables with plastic strips. Here's how to pick the right labeler ...

These models get your packages out the door fast. We lay out the important qualities to consider, along with specific ...

Most of us have played with a Cartesian-style 3D printer. Maybe you’ve even built a rigid delta. In this case, [Diffraction Limited] decided to a little further away from the norm with a cable ...

We tested a wide range of the best home printers to narrow down the top options for all your printing needs. James has been writing about technology for years but has loved it since the early 90s.

The heat is impacting Phoenix to Austin to Little Rock, Arkansas. Dangerous, record-breaking heat is ongoing in the West, with the temperature in Phoenix reaching the triple digits every day for ...

While co-workers in a corporate office might share the same high-volume printer ... standard plastic stick-on labels to promotional refrigerator magnets to heat-shrink tube tapes for electrical ...

I ignored these instructions, laundering it in warm water and machine-drying it; my shirt didn’t shrink, and it emerged less stiff. The value is unbeatable. For the price, the Oxford Slim over ...

By default, these images are reduced to a 24-megapixel file, with the option to shrink it even further to ... fast as it does when charging via USB-C cable. If battery life is your highest ...

Do I need a heat press to go with my new sublimation printer? Yes, although sometimes we use a regular iron to transfer our dye-sub designs onto our tee shirts. To make the ink in the transfer ...