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1.1 Thermal Ink Jet (TIJ) Technology
TIJ technology uses a drop ejection process, storing ink in a cartridge that regulates the
pressure of the fluid. Inks are then delivered to the firing chamber to be heated at more
than 1,000,000 C/second by an electric resister. A 0.1 micrometer thick film of ink is heated
to around 340C, from which a bubble is formed to expel the ink. A droplet breaks away
from this bubble causing it to collapse, the firing chamber then refills as the whole process
repeats.
Ink vaporization
generates a bubble
Bubble forces ink
out of the nozzle
Bubble collapse
causing the droplet
breakoff
1.2 ANSER TIJ inkjet printer portfolio
ANSER provide wide range of TIJ printing solution suitable for your ever-increasing
coding demand….
* Substrate classification
Porous: Paper, cardboard, sponge, untreated woods, etc.
Semi Porous: Waxed surfaces, coated paper, plaster, concrete, etc.
Non Porous: plastics, metals, varnished woods, glass, etc.