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Solid ink

Known as: Solid ink printer, Solid-ink printer 
Solid ink is a technology used in computer printers and multifunction devices originally credited with creation by Tektronix in 1986. After Xerox… 
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2012
2012
Ink feeding control based on measured ink density
Printing ink volume control is one of the key factors in the printing process, which decides the printing color and reproduction… 
2009
2009
Do We Need Better Materials than Teflon in Marking?
  • K. Law
  • NIP & Digital Fabrication Conference
  • 2009
  • Corpus ID: 139112466
Teflon materials such as PTFE and PFA are generally known to be chemical inert and thermally stable with low surface energy. They… 
2008
2008
QuadTech Building a Bridge from Dense City to Colorimetropolis
2008
2008
Spectral prediction model for variable dot-size printers
By printing a variable number of droplets onto the same pixel location, ink jet printers produce pixels at variable dot-s izes… 
1999
1999
Modeling the Offset Solid-Ink Printing Process
Over the last few years, solid ink technology has emerged as a key player in the office color, prepress proofing, and wide format… 
1998
1998
The Effects of Ink and Media Parameters on Offset Solid Ink and Xerographic Halftoned Image View Quality
Xerographic and offset solid ink technologies are currently dominant in the networked office color printer market. Here, speed… 
1994
1994
A Study on the effects of dot gain, print contrast and tone reproduction as it relates to increased solid ink density on stochastically screened images versus conventionally screened images
Through the evolution of technology both print and process have become more predictable and reliable. As a result, innovations in… 
1993
1993
The Effects of fluctuations in solid ink density on color variation for conventional and grey component replacement separations when printing process color on newsprint
A color separation technique known as Gray Component Replacement, or GCR has been an option available to high-end drum scanner… 
1986
1986
Emulsification rate of sheet-fed offset ink and its effect on printed quality
This thesis is a study of Surland's Emulsification Method, and is intended to demonstrate the effect of change in emulsification… 
1976
1976
An investigation of solid ink density variation as determined by the acceptability of overprints in process color printing
In order to establish limits which are representative of the allowable variation in solid ink density (SID) of the single process… 
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