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ZINK Imaging: Revolutionary Thermal Printing Technology

Learn about ZINK Imaging, a groundbreaking form of thermal printing that allows for inkless color image printing. Thermal printing utilizes thermochromic paper and a thermal head to generate heat, creating vibrant images. Discover the innovative process behind ZINK Imaging and its benefits.

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ZINK Imaging: Revolutionary Thermal Printing Technology

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  1. Thermal Printing GROUP 2 Michael Barre, Orion Fliessbach, Wesley Lockley,Jessica Zelasko

  2. Key Terms • ZINK • Thermal Printing • Dye Crystals • Thermal Head • Platen • Thermochromism

  3. ZINK Imaging • Spinoff of the Polaroid Corporation. • New form of Thermal Printing. • Breakthrough printing technology. • Prints inkless color images. • ZINK-(Zero-Ink)

  4. What Is Thermal Printing? • A Thermal Printer (or direct thermal printer) produces a printed image by selectively heating coated thermochromic paper, or thermal paper.

  5. What’s Inside • A thermal head generates heat and prints on paper. • A platen—a rubber roller, that feeds paper. • A spring that applies pressure to the thermal head causing it to contact the paper. • And controller boards for controlling the mechanism.

  6. Thermochromic Paper • Made of transparent Dye crystals, makes paper like like standard printer paper. • When heated crystals change to gas then back to a solid state(thermochromism), producing color.

  7. How It Works • http://www.zink.com/assets/how_it_works/

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