Quality Approach
Our focus is on coating uniformity, clear image transfer in NCR paper, and print stability in thermal rolls. Quality control is conducted at three levels: raw materials, during production, and before shipment.
Production Process
1) Sourcing base paper specifically for carbonless and thermal grades
2) Coating with controlled thickness and uniformity
3) Drying and stabilization
4) Cutting and packaging
5) Final testing and shipment traceability
NCR Paper Technology – A Simple Scientific Explanation
The back layer of CB sheets contains microcapsules filled with dye; the front layer of CF sheets contains a receptive coating. When pressure is applied—by a pen or print head—the microcapsules burst, releasing dye only at the points of contact. This results in a clean and precise duplicate copy.
Usage and Selection Guide
- 2-Part Set: CB + CF
- 3-Part Set: CB + CFB + CF
- 4-Part Set: CB + CFB + CFB + CF
- 5-Part Set: CB + CFB + CFB + CFB + CF
- Maintenance Recommendations: Room temperature, Controlled humidity, Away from direct light
Thermal Paper Technology – Simple Scientific Explanation
Thermal paper is a special type of paper that prints text or images using heat, without the need for ink or ribbon. It is coated with a heat-sensitive chemical layer that turns black when exposed to the thermal print head, displaying the desired information.
Selection and Usage Guide
- Standard Thermal Paper: For general-purpose use
- Top-Coated Thermal Paper: Resistant to scratches and moisture
- Synthetic Thermal Paper: Durable and suitable for harsh environments
- Eco-Friendly Thermal Paper: BPA-free and environmentally friendly
- Maintenance Recommendations: Room temperature, Controlled humidity, Away from direct light
Environment and Sustainability
• Eliminates the need for carbon paper, reducing pollution and creating a cleaner workspace
• Waste management and recyclable packaging