What is dye diffusion thermal transfer printing?

Answer by  Dean (4035)

It is a printing process. Durable ink is applied to paper or heavy stock to create densely colored images from a three-colored ribbon (primary colors) and usually black, as well. Bar codes and UPC codes are usually applied via this process.

Answer by  patti (29325)

It is a thermal printing process that allows for high quality, dense, high definition images. Usually the printing is done on paper or card stock with a ribbon impregnated with the three primary colors, and, often, black.

Answer by  Ronaldo91 (345)

Dye diffusion is a printing method involving a computer driven print mechanism which heats dye in a ribbon causing it to sublimate, the receiving media receives the sublimated dye into its surface, it is more likely used for signs and plastic devices like ID cards than for artwork.

Answer by  Muhammed10 (49)

It is an art dye.Dye diffusion thermal transfer printing is a digital printing technology.It is used to print woven or knitted textile materials.