New head design for very rapid printing

[Arthur Entlich]

This head design may be able to reduce clogs considerably, and /or
redundant nozzles may be integrated into the design, so should a nozzle
clog, another can take over for it,

Art

 

[Arthur Entlich]

Time will tell, how much time, is the question ;-)

Art

 

[Arthur Entlich]

Although I agree with you, that there are applications where dot matrix
offer the best option, I would not want to own a company that only sold
dot matrix machines in this market ;-)

Art

[snip]

They already indicated they weren't interested in
producing printers. But I think if they had machines
ready to ship it would make current printers as obsolete
as yesterday's dot matrix technology.

Nothing obsolete about dot-matrix printers. For certain applications
they're still the best. I have an Epson LX400 sitting as a call logger on
my internal telephone system. Uses fanfold paper and ribbons last forever.


Ivor

 

[ato_zee]

Although I agree with you, that there are applications where dot matrix
offer the best option, I would not want to own a company that only sold
dot matrix machines in this market ;-)

The main advantage of the dot matrix was that with the
right paper it would produce carbon copies in one pass.
That said it only seemed to work with fresh two part
fanfold carbon paper stock for a second duplicate copy.