Wet inks are sprayed through fine nozzles onto the paper surface.
Creates a desired image on paper by squirting droplets of liquid inks under pressure from a printhead containing one or more nozzles. The printer's resolutions (often expressed as dots per inch, or DPI) is dependent upon a number of factors, such as the number of nozzles; the frequency of ink droplets; the placement of the droplets; and the qualities of the paper used for printing. nner Form - Form (side of the press sheet) whose images all appear inside the folded signature, as compared to outer form. In-Plant Printer - Department of an agency, business or association that does printing for a parent organization. Also called in-house printer.
A non-impact printing process whereby fluid ink is projected from a nozzle directly onto a material to form the desired image.
A method of printing that involves a computer-controlled inkjet head spraying a pattern, usually consisting of text, directly onto an envelope or self-mailer.
Printing done on an inkjet printer
A method of printing, the images being created by minute jets of ink being directed at the paper.
A printing process in which minute drops of ink are applied to the surface to be printed by means of a jet that operates with piezoelectric or thermal technology. Color inkjet printers now work with up to six colors and well over a hundred individual jets. Nowadays, depending on the process, they are capable of achieving the same results as high-quality four-color printing.
A popular printing system that sprays fine droplets of CMYK ink through very small nozzles to form dots on papers. Photo Inkjet Printers use six or more colors of ink to create high-quality output.