What are the storage requirements for all resin carbon ribbons?

The storage conditions for all resin carbon ribbon have the following requirements:

Temperature: It is recommended to store in an environment between 5 ℃ and 35 ℃ (or 30 ℃) to avoid excessively high or low temperatures. High temperature may cause the carbon ribbon to melt or deteriorate, while low temperature may affect the flexibility and printing performance of the carbon ribbon.

Humidity: Maintain the humidity of the storage environment between 20% and 85%. Excessive humidity may cause the carbon ribbon to absorb moisture, affecting print quality; However, low humidity may cause the carbon ribbon to become too dry and fragile.

Lighting: Avoid direct sunlight. Ultraviolet rays in sunlight may cause damage to carbon ribbons, leading to color fading or performance degradation.

Ventilation: Keeping the storage environment dry and ventilated can help prevent moisture and mold from affecting the carbon ribbon.

Sealed storage: Carbon ribbon should be sealed to prevent dust, moisture, and other impurities from entering, thus keeping the ribbon clean and dry.

Avoid physical damage: During storage, the carbon ribbon should be protected from compression, folding, or heavy pressure to prevent physical damage.

Check the quality of the carbon ribbon: Before use, carefully inspect the appearance and quality of the carbon ribbon to ensure that there is no damage, expiration, or deterioration.

Storage period: Although the shelf life of carbon ribbon is usually 1 year, under suitable storage conditions, carbon ribbon can be stored for a longer time (such as 2 to 3 years), depending on the quality and storage environment of the carbon ribbon.

In summary, in order to maintain the optimal performance and extend the service life of all resin carbon ribbons, they should be properly stored according to the above storage conditions.