The pure wood pulp base’s ultra-white, uniform surface acts as the
perfect backdrop, amplifying the thermal coating’s reaction to
deliver deep, sharp prints. Unlike mixed-pulp paper with grayish
tints or fiber specks that wash out contrast, this one produces
crisp black text and barcodes that pop. Even in dimly lit
warehouses, retail backrooms, or outdoor events, details stay
legible—no squinting at fuzzy receipts or scanning errors from
faint labels.
The 40-120gsm range keeps this consistency: lighter weights retain
vivid contrast for quick receipts, while 80-120gsm variants add
sturdiness without dulling clarity—ideal for tickets or labels that
get handled repeatedly. It turns "hard-to-read" into a non-issue
for both staff and customers.
Application of Thermal Paper 40gsm-120gsm100% Wood Pulp,
High-Contrast Printing for Better Readability
For economical gear like cash registers, credit card terminals, and
adding machines: The 40-60gsm variants feed smoothly while churning
out high-contrast receipts or tallies. Whether it’s retail checkout
(customers parsing item details) or back-office inventory (staff
checking numbers quickly), the crisp text avoids squinting—even
under dim store lighting.
For small portable printers (handheld logistics scanners, outdoor
event ticketing devices): The 80-120gsm options excel. Warehouse
staff scan clear barcodes on dimly lit pallets, event ushers read
tickets in shaded venues, and field techs reference legible service
receipts—no fuzzy prints or scanning delays. It solves the
"hard-to-read" hassle across on-the-go and in-store uses.
FAQ
Q1: Why 100% wood pulp for better contrast?
A1: Ultra-white, uniform surface boosts thermal coating effect.
Mixed pulp’s tints/specks blur contrast—wood pulp makes prints
sharp.
Q2: Is 40-60gsm legible in dim backrooms?
A2: Yes. Crisp text stays clear under low light, no squinting at
receipts/tallies.
Q3: Does 80-120gsm work for warehouse barcodes?
A3: Absolutely. High contrast lets scanners read easily on dim
pallets—no delays.
Q4: Does higher gsm reduce contrast?
A4: No. Wood pulp keeps uniformity; 80-120gsm adds sturdiness
without dulling clarity.
