Category: printing

January 22, 2008 • printing • technology • Xerox

Xerox Flash-fusing Technology Quintuples Printing Speeds

The other day, Xerox Corporation announced the development of “non-contact flash fusing” – a major technology breakthrough in high-speed color printing. The innovation enables color xerographic continuous feed printers to achieve speeds of nearly 500 color pages per minute. By flashing a high-intensity Xenon light more than 2,000 times per second, Xerox printers fuse the… Continue reading Xerox Flash-fusing Technology Quintuples Printing Speeds

December 29, 2007 • laser • LED • printer • printing • technology

What Is The Difference Between LED and Laser Printing Technology?

Briefly, LED (Light Emmitting Diode) technology allows for smaller and more reliable printing devices no ozone when printing higher imaging precision information security To give it a detailed explanaition, I first need to tell what laser printing technology is. Laser printing is a common name for printing using method of dry electrostatic transfer. This method intents… Continue reading What Is The Difference Between LED and Laser Printing Technology?

December 25, 2007 • innovation • printer • printing • technology

Now Prints Can Have Unlimited Size [VIDEO]

Students of Georgia Institute of Technology has created a robot named PrintBot that can print out images of virtually unlimited sizes. On their site, Instructibles.com, they published a detailed step-by-step printer creation guide. The PrintBot uses a printhead from an Epson inkjet printer (as it was expected to use it, the printhead, not Epson) and… Continue reading Now Prints Can Have Unlimited Size [VIDEO]

December 17, 2007 • cartridges • printing • toner • troubleshooting

How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing. Part 3

Previously on “How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing” we examined toner cartridge components and reviewed several possible reasons of printing problems. Today we shall pick up from where we left last time. 3. Magnetic Roller This roller in HP printer is a metal cylinder covered with special coating with a magnetized bar inside. This part rarely gets out of… Continue reading How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing. Part 3

December 14, 2007 • cartridges • printing • toner • troubleshooting

How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing. Part 2

Continuation of part 1 This time we shall consider toner cartridge defects, their aftermath and ways to fix them. Previously we found that cartridge consists of several part. Despite the small amount of parts, there are enough factors affecting quality of printing. 1. Organic Photo Conductor (OPC) OPC is also known as photo drum, drum, photoreceptor or photoconductor. On… Continue reading How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing. Part 2

December 13, 2007 • cartridges • printing • toner • troubleshooting

How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing

This article covers common issues that rise during the use of most toner cartridges. For practical purposes the cartridge examined is made by Hewlett-Packard and there are reasons for that. First, this brand has long been a leader on printer market. Second, cartridge refilling which is still widely used by small business and home offices.… Continue reading How to Detect and Fix Problems with Laser Monochrome Printing

November 26, 2007 • electronics • innovation • printing • technology

New Technology Promises Cheaper Microchips and Larger Displays

California-based company has developed a technology that may enable cheap electronic microchips and large displays. As time passed, inkjet printing technology finds application in areas having little or nothing to do with producing texts, graphics or photos. Inkjet printers have been successfully adopted into bioengineering (for printing tissues of human body) and electronics (for printing… Continue reading New Technology Promises Cheaper Microchips and Larger Displays

November 16, 2007 • printing • technology

World’s Widest Printhead

Tonejet, a developer of digital printing process, has announced its revolutionary extra-wide printhead. The 172mm-wide head, claimed to be the world’s widest integral printhead has been developed in cooperation with a number of partners. The system is based on electrostatic drop-on-demand deposition technology that doesn’t have nozzles, but uses a very fine jet of concentrated… Continue reading World’s Widest Printhead

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