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Compatible
ticket stock is crucial to the performance and reliability of BOCA
thermal ticket printers.
BOCA has developed a series of thermal ticket products in a variety of
weights and designs. Each ticket material has been designed for optimal
performance in our printers. In addition, BOCA offers a choice of
holograms, foils, and magnetic stripes.
We stand behind our thermal tickets and labels with a free print head
replacement policy (600 dpi heads excluded) in order
to demonstrate our commitment to quality and compatibility. Allow our
graphic artists and sales associates to assist you in making your
ticket design a success.
The
typical ticket production cycle takes three to five weeks after receipt
of order. For orders requiring an accelerated schedule, we can
guarantee a one week turnaround (after receipt of acceptable artwork)
for a $600.00 "rush charge" premium above the standard price.
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REBATE COUPON
BOCA offers a rebate of $50.00 per printer for any
customer purchasing custom ticket stock from BOCA within two months of
purchasing a new BOCA printer.
NOTE: This offer is
limited to a maximum value of $1000.00 per customer.
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PAPER TYPE |
THICKNESS
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DESCRIPTION |
T4 |
.004 |
for 200 dpi
ticket printers. ** |
HS4 |
.004 |
for 200
& 300 dpi ticket printers. |
T5 |
.005 |
for 200 dpi
ticket printers. ** |
T7
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.007 |
for 200 dpi
ticket printers. |
HS7 |
.007 |
for 200
& 300 dpi. Best performance in bar code and graphics.
Excellent heat sensitivity. |
M7 |
.007 |
for 200
& 300 dpi. Printable rear for process work. HS7 performance |
HS5 |
.005 |
200 &
300 dpi. Lighter, less sensitive version of HS7. |
*** HS11 |
.011 |
200 &
300 dpi. Litho-quality rear. (Not recommended for use with
cutters.) |
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SKI10 |
.0095 |
200 dpi
ticket printers. Durable thermal plastic for ski applications. * |
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KEY10 |
.011 |
200 &
300 dpi ticket printers. Stiff thermal plastic for hotel key
applications. * (12 week lead time) |
LCS |
.005 |
200 dpi
synthetic label material for lift tickets and wristbands. |
* While plastic tickets are more tolerant of limited water exposure than
paper tickets, plastic tickets are not waterproof.
For best results, they should be kept out of water. If the
tickets are exposed to water, the thermal side of the ticket should be
dried as quickly as possible to avoid damaging the thermal
surface. Placing the wet, thermal surface in contact with another
ticket or certain other materials may result in faded or disappearing
printout.
** These papers have an economy grade
topcoating. The use of this material may require the user to
clean the print head more frequently, especially on tickets with heavy
ink coverage.
*** The semi-gloss rear side of these
papers produces excellent four color process images. However,
these papers will require the user to clean their printer platens more
frequently. The frequency of the cleanings will depend on the
ticket volume and the volume of ink printed on the ticket rear.
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