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how is FINE printing any different to bubblejet?
sounds pretty much the same to me... can anyone enlighten this technophobe? Supplement from 08/24/2007 03:55pm: FINE is an acronym for "full-photolithography inkjet nozzle engineering". what that means in english, i do NOT know! asked in printing, computers, bubblejet |
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 | osbertonbowls answers: I havent come across the term "Fine printing" applied to a method of delivering ink to paper, but I can well imagine it appearing in some blurb about a particular make of printer. 3 years ago / reply |
 | DragonsDen answers: The Canon FINE print system uses a high-performance 1,856-nozzle print head that ejects consistent, prescribed-volume droplets as small as 2 picoliters. What part don't you undertand? lol. Supplement from 08/28/2007 05:14pm: Actually, they're not expensive to run either. Best thing is that they use separate cartridges for each colour so you don't have the annoying problem of having to throw a part used cartridge out just because one colour is exhausted. 3 years ago / reply |
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