Inkjet printer
An inkjet printer and organic solvent technology, applied in printing devices, printing, electric heating devices, etc., can solve the problems of solvent vapor retention and the inability to obtain the drying speed of the ink sprayed on the medium, so as to suppress uneven drying and improve drying speed effect
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[0071] In Example 1, the blocking state and rear gore state of the medium M when the ink was dried using the inkjet printer 1 were experimentally observed. In addition, blocking refers to a phenomenon in which the vinyl chloride medium constituting the medium M adheres to a protective sheet of the medium, and curl refers to a phenomenon in which the protective sheet is deformed and the medium is bent (curled).
[0072] The experimental conditions are as follows:
[0073] (1) Ink used: Eco-HS1 ink (solvent ink)
[0074] (2) Medium: white glossy vinyl chloride (medium term)
[0075] (3) Printing conditions: 540×1080dpi-6P1L-Bi
[0076] 300% black printing (solid printing)
[0077] (4) The coiling torque of the medium: max.
[0078] (5) Pre-heater: 35°C
[0079] (6) Print heater: 35°C
[0080] (7) Drying conditions:
Embodiment 1-1
[0082] ・Irradiation of microwaves by magnetron
[0083] Magnetron power: 500W
[0084] ·Use fan to blow air
[0085] Air volume: strong wind mode (4.80m 3 / min)
[0086] Wind temperature: 46-47°C (inside temperature of waveguide 30)
Embodiment 1-2
[0088] ・Irradiation of microwaves by magnetron
[0089] Magnetron power: 500W
[0090] ·Use fan to blow air
[0091] Air volume: strong wind mode (4.80m 3 / min)
[0092] Weak wind mode (2.37m 3 / min)
[0093] Wind temperature: hot air (heater on: 46~47°C)
[0094] Cool air (heater off: room temperature)
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