Most of the stuff from Farnell uses thermal labels that fade.
RS components also uses thermal labels.
You can check if it is thermal with a soldering iron, obviously.
There are varying grades of thermal paper, with different archival time and
always only guaranteed under strict environmental conditions.
So you basically have to copy them all.
I pay for the components, not the label, so I don't hold it against them.
ST
RS components also uses thermal labels.
You can check if it is thermal with a soldering iron, obviously.
There are varying grades of thermal paper, with different archival time and
always only guaranteed under strict environmental conditions.
So you basically have to copy them all.
I pay for the components, not the label, so I don't hold it against them.
ST
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 9:30 AM, Dylan Smith <dyls@...> wrote:
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> It seems like here at least Farnell uses dot-matrix printers for their
> bag labels.
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