A thermal print head is a printing component commonly used in printers. It primarily heats and develops color from heat-sensitive pigments on thermal paper. The heating element of a thermal print head typically consists of multiple thermal elements made of a special resistor material.
Thermal print heads do not contain precious metals. Their primary materials are polyimide (PI) film, tin powder, and toner. The manufacturing process for a thermal print head primarily involves film cutting, lamination soldering, and control circuitry.
Therefore, thermal print heads do not contain precious metals.
