Continuous ink-jet printer and printing head assembly thereof
A technology of inkjet printers and print heads, applied in printing devices, printing, etc., can solve problems such as large transient current spikes
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[0082] figure 1 An electrostatic deflection type continuous inkjet printer is shown. The printer forms a continuous jet of ink and has an electrode arrangement for charging and electrostatically deflecting the ink droplets in order to print the desired pattern. The main fluid and electrical components are housed within the printer body 1 . The operator communicates with the printer through the touch screen display 3 . The ink jets are formed within the printhead 5, which also includes electrode means for charging and deflecting the ink drops, and which is connected to the printer body 1 by a flexible connection 7 called a conduit or umbilical. Ink drops, deflected as necessary to produce the desired pattern, travel from the printhead 5 and strike the surface 9 of the object 11 being conveyed past the printhead 5 to print the desired pattern on the surface 9 of the object 11 . The printhead 5 and the umbilical cord 7 form a printhead assembly detachable from the printer body...
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