What is the difference in color performance between color mixed base carbon strip and color resin carbon strip?

There are some differences in color performance between color mixed base carbon strip and color resin carbon strip, which are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Color brightness and clarity

Color mixed base carbon strip: Combining the advantages of wax - and resin-based carbon strips, the color performance is usually more vivid and clear. However, its brightness and clarity may be affected by the mixture ratio of wax and resin, and different proportions of the mixture may produce different color effects.

Color all-resin carbon strip: Because of the all-resin composition, its color performance is often more stable, vivid and clear. Resin-based carbon strips often have advantages in terms of color saturation and durability, enabling high-quality, high-definition prints of patterns and text.

Scratch resistance and wear resistance

Color mixed base carbon strip: Scratch resistance and wear resistance between wax and resin based carbon strip. Although more scratch resistant than wax-based carbon strips, they may not have the same superior wear resistance as all-resin carbon strips.

Color all resin carbon strip: Excellent scratch and wear resistance. Resin-based carbon strips are often resistant to a variety of physical and chemical wear, ensuring that the printed content remains clear over a long period of use.

Scope and compatibility

Color mixed base carbon strip: A wide range of applications, can be used for a variety of labels and printing media. Its price is relatively moderate, so it is widely used in many applications.

Color all-resin carbon strip: Although the price may be relatively high, its excellent printing performance and wide applicability make it a favorite in demanding applications. All-resin carbon strips are particularly suitable for applications that require high scratch, wear and chemical solvent resistance.

Color performance stability

Both perform well in terms of stability of color performance, but resin-based carbon bands may have higher stability due to their all-resin composition. This means that in the process of long-term storage and use, the content printed with color all-resin carbon tape is more likely to maintain the original color brightness and clarity.

In summary, color mixed base carbon strip and color resin carbon strip have their own advantages in color performance. Which carbon strip you choose depends on your specific application needs and budget considerations. If high color brightness, clarity and scratch and wear resistance are required, and the budget allows, colored all-resin carbon strips may be a better choice. For general applications or users with more limited budgets, color mixed base carbon strips are a cost-effective option.