Epson micro Piezo - Inkjet printer
As inkjet systems are being introduced more widely in commercial and industrial applications, much value is being placed on the potential of Epson's Micro Piezo technology, which consists of the core inkjet system components - the inkjet print head and the ink itself. Micro Piezo technology is an ink firing system for inkjet printers. It is an original Epson technology whereby an electric signal is sent to the piezo elements placed above each nozzle on the print head, and ink droplets are fired according to the force generated by the change in shape of these elements. It allows precise control of the piezo elements, which in turn means precise control of ink droplet size and fantastic print quality.
Epson Micro Piezo technology
This technology makes it possible to control not only Epson's proprietary water-based pigment ink with superior water and light resistance, but also a wide variety of substances in miniscule quantities, and fire them with high precision. Epson is currently providing its inkjet technology to the following partner companies for product development purposes.
Noritsu Koki Co. Ltd. : Digital Dry Printer dDP-421, dDP-621, DP-100
Mimaki Engineering Co. Ltd. : JV5 Series, TX3 Series
Roland DG Corporation : Sol Jet Series
Mutoh Industries Ltd. : Toucan Series, ValueJet Series
Dainippon Screen Mfg. Co., Ltd. : Truepress Jet520
Robustelli S.r.L : Monna Lisa
About Epson
Epson is a global leader in imaging products including printers, 3LCD projectors and small- and medium-sized LCDs. With an innovative and creative culture, Epson is dedicated to exceeding the vision and expectations of customers worldwide with products known for their superior quality, functionality, compactness and energy efficiency. Epson is a network of 90,701 employees in 120 companies around the world, and is proud of its ongoing contributions to the global environment and to the communities in which it is located. Led by the Japan-based Seiko Epson Corp., the Group had consolidated sales of 1549.5 billion yen in fiscal 2005.
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