Toshiba EO1-33057D, B-SX8T SERIES owner manual Recommended Media and Ribbon Types, Media type

7. SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS

ENGLISH VERSION EO1-33057

7.2 Ribbon

7.2 Ribbon

Please make sure that the ribbon being used is approved by TOSHIBA TEC. The warranty does not apply to any problem caused by using non-approved ribbons.

For information regarding TOSHIBA TEC approved ribbon, please contact a TOSHIBA TEC service representative.

Type

Width

Length

Outside Diameter

Spool type

115 – 224 mm

115 – 160 mm (Printing speed: 8 inches/sec.)

300m (within ∅72 mm) ∅72 mm (max.)

NOTES:

1.To ensure print quality and print head life use only TOSHIBA TEC specified ribbons.

2.Too much difference in width between media and ribbon may cause ribbon wrinkles. To avoid ribbon wrinkles use a ribbon for proper media width shown in the above table. Do not use a ribbon that is narrower than media.

3.When discarding ribbons, please follow the local rule.

7.3 Recommended Media and Ribbon Types

(1) Media type

Media type	Description
Vellum paper and labels	General use for low cost applications.
Coated paper	Matt coated paper
	General use including applications that require small letters and/or symbols.
	Glossy coated paper
	Used where a high-grade finish is required
Plastic films	Synthetic film (Polypropylene, etc.)
	This water-proof and solvent-resistant material has high physical strength
	and low-temperature resistance, but poor heat resistance (dependant upon
	material). This material can be used for labels stuck to recyclable
	containers, so it can be recycled in the same process.
	PET film
	This water-proof and solvent-resistant material has high physical strength,
	and low-temperature resistance as well as heat resistance. This material is
	used for many applications, especially where high durability is required.
	Mode/serial plate labels, caution labels, etc.
	Polyimide
	This material gives the best performance on heat resistance (greater than
	PET film). It is often used for PCB labels as it can withstand passage
	through a solder bath.

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