Bsc Preferred THT110 Thermal Transfer Ribbon Case of 24

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED THT110 is a thermal transfer ribbon engineered for use with Zebra, Sato, and Datamax brand thermal transfer label printers. It features a Printhead Saver formulation and an anti-static back coating that reduces wear on thermal printheads over time. The ribbon's performance characteristics allow printing at lower temperatures and faster speeds compared to standard ribbons, which reduces printhead replacement costs and lowers energy consumption. Delivered in a case of 24 ribbons, the THT110 produces dark, high-definition barcodes, text, logos, and symbols in both rotated and non-rotated orientations.

The THT110 is suited for distribution centers, warehouses, and manufacturing environments where high-volume thermal transfer label printing is routine. Its high sensitivity and speed capability - up to 12 inches per second - make it a practical choice for operations running continuous print cycles on Zebra, Sato, or Datamax hardware. Label compliance applications including shipping labels, inventory tags, and product identification all fall within its intended use. The case-quantity format reduces per-unit cost and supports bulk stocking by supply room and facilities teams.

Key Features

• Printhead Saver and anti-static back coating extend thermal printhead service life
• Prints at speeds up to 12 inches per second for high-throughput applications
• Highly sensitive formulation allows printing at lower temperatures, reducing energy use
• Delivers dark, high-definition output for rotated and non-rotated barcodes, text, logos, and symbols
• Durable and smudge-resistant printed surface for reliable label readability
• Sold in a case of 24 ribbons for bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with thermal transfer label printers from Zebra, Sato, and Datamax. Equivalent to part number S-6799.

Installation Notes

Ribbon loading and replacement is performed by the equipment operator or a qualified printer technician following the printer manufacturer's media loading procedure. Power down the printer before accessing the printhead assembly to avoid static discharge or burns from a heated printhead. Handle the ribbon with clean, dry hands to avoid contaminating the coating. Verify ribbon type compatibility with the printer's configuration settings before initiating a print run.