What are the functions of computer inkjet printer?
What is a small print inkjet printer? Inkjet printers use the charged offset of ink to deviate the ink from the normal circulation path. Ink is directly shot on the surface of the work, and the position of each ink drop is controlled by logic. Usually, ink drops only change in the vertical direction, and the data we want to print can only be formed by the movement of the work. Because it is sprayed ink, it does not need to contact the surface of the work directly, so the following advantages can be obtained: 1 Fast, take the production of soda cola as an example. 2. Data variability Because it is computer-controlled data, the data can be easily changed, and changeable data such as date and time, serial number and batch number can be added to the data content. 3. The applied surface material inkjet printer has a variety of different inks to choose from. Whether it is paper, plastic, metal, glass, hard surface or soft and fragile surface, good inkjet printing effect can be obtained. ● What is a large character inkjet printer? The principle of large font is very similar to that of small font, except that ink is ejected by using each individual valve to control the switch. If it is a 7-point nozzle, there are 7 independent valves to control its printing font, which is generally used for cartons, outer packaging or large workpieces, such as rough water pipes, asbestos boards, heat insulation boards and so on. Its advantages are similar to small fonts, but its working speed is slower, averaging 60 meters per minute, depending on the width of the printed font. ● What is a high-resolution inkjet printer? High-resolution inkjet printers mainly have the following characteristics: (solvent-free, high resolution, low pollution, low cost, low fault and low maintenance) low pollution-high-resolution inkjet printers all use "environmental protection ink" and have no high volatile organic solvents. The machine does not use diluent (also called solvent), so there is no volatility problem. However, the traditional CIJ model uses MEK solvent (scientific name: methyl ethyl ketone), which is a highly volatile solvent. As soon as the machine was turned on, it began to volatilize this solvent to the workplace. Low cost-because there is no need for ink thinner (also called solvent), the total consumption of consumables is 1/3 ~ 2 of the traditional CIJ (dot matrix) model. Moreover, the size of each ink dot is only 90 pl (slightly liter), so the ink consumption is very economical. However, because the traditional CIJ model uses diluent (also called solvent), it will volatilize to the workplace at the volatilization rate of 15 ~ 20c. C. every hour, virtually wasting costs. Take working 8 hours a day as an example, you will run out of a bottle of diluent in a week or so. Low failure rate-there is no complicated ink pipeline and valve design in the machine, which reduces the failure rate caused by vibrating parts (motor/valve). Because no diluent (also called solvent) is used, there is no ink deflection error and ink leakage caused by uneven mixing concentration ratio (that is, ink viscosity). However, the traditional CIJ (dot matrix) mode has long pipeline, many valves and high failure rate. Low maintenance-The industrial nozzle with the latest technology greatly reduces the maintenance rate, while the traditional CIJ (dot matrix) model often needs to clean the nozzle because the ink needs to be recycled, and sometimes the recycling hole will be blocked. The filter screen and polarizing plate need to be replaced regularly. Sometimes the polarizing plate will be deformed due to careless bumping during maintenance, and the ink will leak out. ● What is a laser printer? Electrojet printing is very similar to inkjet printing, except that the ink is changed into CO2 laser, and the surface of the workpiece is cauterized with electrojet light to form fonts. On the other hand, DGM uses rotating electric lights, and then can make the required graphics or data at will within the specified range. 1) is beneficial to product identification. By marking special logos, brand names and trademark patterns on products, products can stand out from the competition and improve brand awareness. (2) The need for product tracking records. The batch number, shift number, serial number or production date of the product are directly printed on the product, which makes each product have good traceability and greatly facilitates the quality management of the enterprise and the regional management of product sales. (3) prevent counterfeiting. Manufacturers can usually prevent and combat counterfeiting by marking their products. The application of new technologies, such as spraying random codes and bar codes, enables legitimate manufacturers to stay ahead of counterfeiters. (4) Increase the added value of products. Marking a trademark or manufacturer's name on a product means a commitment. Consumers usually think that this is the product of an enterprise with perfect quality tracking and responsible for product quality.