P2S build plate codes - ArUco/QR Labels (Niimbot)

I have experimented with several 3D-printed versions and laser-printed ones. I even bought some, but they did not work at all, probably because the newer codes are slightly bigger.

In the end, I created the codes for all my plates myself and continue using all my build plates on the P2S. 
Some official versions are not yet available on the P2S, such as SuperTack.

These are intended to be printed with a thermal label printer and 12 x 40 mm adhesive labels, but you can adapt them to suit your printer and labels.

I have prepared a zip archive with labels to import into the desktop app and png files to use with anything else:
Dropbox P2S_aruco_codes__niimbot_labels_12x40mm.zip (or) 
smashd.de P2S_aruco_codes__niimbot_labels_12x40mm.zip



If you're using the mobile version, copy one of the blocks of text to the clipboard and open the Niimbot app. The app will then prompt you to import the label.

If you need a label printer (they are ridiculously cheap) here's an affiliate link:
AliExpress Niimbot D110 *
Amazon DE Niimbot D110 *

Niimbot Label Import (copy block to clipboard and open the app)

【BL P2S 5 PEI NEW TEX(40*12)】 ⊙6917c64cd842f90d840afde9⊙	【BL P2S 0 SUPERTACK(40*12)】 ⊙6917c6743de6325a1bdae13b⊙
【BL P2S 2 HT SMOOTH(40*12)】 ⊙6917c665d842f90d840afdeb⊙	【BL P2S 11 ENGINEER(40*12)】 ⊙6917c68589222204596cefb8⊙

Use the P2S label positioning guide provided to ensure you stick them in the correct position.

Thing to note: 
Niimbot uses RFID to lock down 3rd party label usage, so you have to stick to their official labels.
No-name or off-brand labels are a lot cheaper - but in my opinion niimbot labels are high quality and to be honest… how many hundreds of labels are you going to print anyway where the price begins to matter. 😅

If you're worried about them holding up even one print since the “printing” happens due to a chemical reaction at a specific temperature:
110 is the upper range of where this type of labels typically chemically reacts to temperature (blackens) which is typically somewhere between 60 to 120 °C... HOWEVER I have tested with the Niimbot 12x40mm white label and a more or less accurate mini hot plate and 110°C seems to be juuuust at the edge of the reaction happening. It does not really blacken yet until about 115, at 120 it kicks in visibly ... but your experience may vary.

 

Effect on label after having it on the Hotplate @115 °C (pressed down several seconds): minor to nothing



*The used link(s) is/are so-called affiliate link(s). When you buy a product using this link, I will receive a small provision. The price itself does not change. Thanks so much for your support :)
 

Thanks for downloading and printing!