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  Thermal Transfer Printing , also known as TT Printing, is the process where digital print material is applied by melting resin-based ink or wax ribbons with high-resolution, long-lasting text and images to a product. This technology has been around since 1940, and still, it is massively used in label packaging. Manufacturers use thermal transfer prints to print labels due to their high resistance to moisture and heat, which allows for long-lastingness.   Moreover, with the help of labelling, a business can achieve a wide range of goals easily. Like Inventory and asset management, keeping track of coming and going goods in the company, the movement of the goods, etc.   How does a Thermal Transfer Printing Work? The TTP process is based on heat to produce results. The ribbon is run between the label material and the thermal print head during this process. As the thermal print head heats up, it causes thermal transfer ribbon ink to melt, resulting in print media developing...