Colorpack - thermal transfer colour ribbons   Printing in colour has generally not been feasible for many companies, due to the usual 50 minimum foil orders required. ARMOR have launched the Colorpack range of colour ribbons for thermal transfer printers. Print in colour without restraint ! Colorpack offers you the flexibility to purchase only products you want when you want them. Thanks to : New packaging containing 10 ribbons / box. Minimum order for Colorpack products reduced to 1 Box Print in colour without delay ! Colorpack will be available in following width and length combinations : 60, 90 and 110 mm widths 150 and 300M lengths Inking inside or outside With an order of only 10 Rolls you can now benefit from standard lead times. Print in colour without inhibition ! Colorpack will be available in a continuously evolving palette of colours, giving you an opportunity to use colour products for all your applications. Wax - AWR/AWX Wax/Resin - APR Resin - AXR All of these products are featured in Colorpack range. Print in colour without hesitation ! Colorpack has been created to give maximum compatibility with conventional head thermal printers available on the market today. COLOUR Pantone Ref: AWR/AWX APR AXR BLUE 286C Y Y Y BLUE REFLEX BLUE C . Y . CYAN PROCESS CYAN C Y . . RED 185 C Y . . RED 192 C . . Y RED 485 C . Y . RED 1788 C . Y . MAGENTA PROCESS MAGENTA C Y . . GREEN GREEN C Y Y Y GREEN 554 C . Y . YELLOW PROCESS YELLOW C Y . . DAY-GLO 805 C Y . . GOLD 874 C Y . . BROWN 463 C . Y . BROWN 478 C Y . . GREY 5425 C . Y . GREY WARM GREY 9 C Y . . WHITE NONE Y Y Y Download Colourpack specifications .pdf file Offering you a quality product with ISO 9002 certification thermal transfer ribbons

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