Thermal paper is a paper with a thermoreactive coating. The field of application is so-called direct thermal printing. Here, using commercially available thermal printers, a black typeface develops due to the influence of warmth or heat on the print head of the device.
Coated papers:
thermal paper, wax paper and mono paper
Blumberg coats papers at its own plant in Ratingen, Germany, and supplies them as roll stock or converted. The range comprises three categories: thermal paper for direct thermal printing, pressure-sensitive wax paper for recording applications, and mono paper for high-quality brochures and thermal transfer printing. Customers in the food, chemical, automotive, pharmaceutical, textile and logistics industries rely on our material expertise. Coating to your own specification is available as toll coating.
Coated papers from Blumberg are divided into three categories:
Wax paper
Waxed paper is coated, pressure-sensitive recording paper with a black-grey underprint. The recording layer consists of an initially opaque layer that becomes transparent when pressure is applied, revealing the black and gray underprint.
Frequently asked questions about coated papers
Thermal paper is paper with a heat-reactive coating. Under heat from a thermal printer's print head the coating turns black. The print image is created without ribbon, toner or ink.
Wax paper is a pressure-sensitive recording paper with a black-grey underprint. Under pressure, the opaque top layer becomes transparent and reveals the underprint.
Mono paper is a single-layer, surface-treated paper. It is suitable for high-quality brochures and for thermal transfer printing, for example in logistics.
Yes. Blumberg offers toll coating, laminating and converting of web materials to your specification, from sample to series production.
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