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  1. “ Emerging Trends of Industrial Inkjet Printing” Dean A. Hornsby Digital Printing Specialist Pittsburgh, PA Contact : [email_address]
  2. Presentation Overview
      • Inkjet Development Timeline
      • Inkjet Technologies
      • Inkjet Inks
      • Principles of Operation
      • Fluid Properties for Inkjet Technologies
      • Future Developments
      • Traditional & Emerging Applications
      • Emerging Markets Example Photo Gallery
  3. Inkjet Development Timeline Developed from a model by Fred Noll, VIP Color Revised December 2006 by Dean Hornsby
  4. Inkjet Technologies
    • DOD Drop On Demand
      • Micro-Solenoid Plunger Operated DOD
      • Impulse Piezo Ceramic DOD
    • CIJ Continuous Inkjet
    • Hot Melt Wax Based Impulse DOD/CIJ
    • TIJ Thermal Inkjet
  5. Inkjet Technologies
    • Micro Solenoid – Plunger Operated DOD
      • Every Drop Ejected Hits Substrate
      • Adjustable 2 µl to 1 ml Drop Volume
      • Prints Aqueous & Solvent Base Fluids
      • Low Frequency Drive (up to 5 KHz)
      • Prints @ 32 dpi (Porous & Non Porous Substrates)
      • Head Life Up To 2 Billion Cycles
      • Generally Inert Materials in Print Head Construction
      • Pressure Delivery of Fluid (15 psi)
  6. Inkjet Technologies
    • Impulse – Piezo Ceramic DOD
      • Every Drop Ejected Hits Substrate
      • Adjustable 2 pl to 100 pl Drop Volume
      • Prints Aqueous, Solvent, Oil & Wax Base Fluids
      • High Frequency Drive (up to 40 KHz)
      • Prints @ 256 dpi (Porous & Non Porous Substrates)
      • Head Life Up To 10 Billion Cycles
      • Capillary Fluid Feed – Gravity Feed Ink System
  7. Inkjet Technologies
    • Continuous Inkjet
      • Continuous Stream of Fluid Drops
      • Electrostatic Charge on Drops to Deflect
      • Adjustable 6 nl to 100 nl Drop Volume
      • Un-charged Drops Return to Fluid System
      • Prints Aqueous, Solvent, Wax and Oil Base Fluids
      • 60,000 to 100,000 Drops Generated Per Second
      • Prints up to 100 dpi (Porous & Non Porous Substrates)
      • Head Life 5+ years
      • Pressure Delivery of Fluids (45 psi)
  8. Inkjet Technologies
    • Drop On Demand – Thermal Inkjet
      • Every Drop Ejected Hits Substrate
      • Heat Used to Vaporize Fluid to Form Bubble/Eject Drop
      • Prints Aqueous Base and UV Curable Fluids
      • Home, Office and Wide Format Printers
      • Prints @ 4800 x 1200 dpi (Porous Substrate)
      • Raster Print Head to Stitch Print Image
      • Head Life Approximately 3 Liters
    • What Constitutes an Inkjet Ink
      • Resin
        • Forms Finished Ink Film and Responsible for Carrying Colorant
        • Provides Properties Like Adhesion, Abrasion Resistance, Ultra- Violet Resistance
      • Colorant
        • Dye – Transparent, Bad UV Stability, Bad Heat Stability, Stays in Solution
        • Pigment – Opaque, Good UV Stability, Good Weather Resistance, Flocculates
    Inkjet Inks
  9. Inkjet Inks
    • What Constitutes an Inkjet Ink
      • Solvent
        • Enables Resin-Pigment Mixture to be Transferred to the Substrate During Printing. The Choice of Solvent Will Determine Dry Time of Ink
      • Additives
        • Substances Added in Small Amounts for Flexibility, Improved Flow, Dot Formation, Pigment Stability, etc
  10. Principles of Operation
    • DOD – Micro Solenoid
      • Solenoid Coil Actuates Magnetic Plunger Rod
      • Manifold Contains Fluid Under Pressure
      • Drops Formed By Opening/Closing Plunger
      • Stainless Steel/Rubber Materials
      • Calibrated to Obtain Uniform Drop Size
      • Serviceable Print Head
      • Viscosity 1 to 10 cP
  11. Principles of Operation
    • CIJ – Continuous Inkjet
      • PZT Ceramic Electrically Excited to Modulate Fluid
      • 60 kHz to 100 kHz Drop Modulation
      • Drops Charged to Deflect Onto Substrate
      • Single or Multiple Nozzles Used
      • High Velocity Due to High Pressure
      • Control Loop for Fluid Management
      • Viscosity 1 to 10 cP
  12. Principles of Operation
    • DOD – Piezo Ceramic Impulse
      • PZT Material Squeezes to Form Drop Out
      • Gravity Feed Fluid Delivery
      • Fragile & Propensity to De-prime
      • Heated Chamber to Regulate Fluid Viscosity
      • Non-Serviceable Print Head
      • Viscosity 5 to 20 cP
  13. Principles of Operation
    • TIJ – Thermal Inkjet
      • Nozzle Heater Element Vaporizes Fluid to Form Drop
      • Typically Self Contained Print Head/Manifold
      • Most Can Be Refilled – OEM’s May Prohibit This Act
      • Heads Last Longer When Always Wet
      • Traditionally Throw-away Print Head Design
      • Viscosity 1 to 5 cP
                                                                       
  14. Fluid Properties for Inkjet Technologies
    • Critical Application Considerations
      • Select Print Head Technology for
        • Chemical Compatibility
        • Viscosity Range
        • Drop Volume Delivery
        • Number of Nozzles Required
        • Life of Print Head
      • Match Fluid Delivery System with Fluids
        • Re-circulate, Air Over Fluid or Gravity Feed
      • Be Careful of Fluid Tubing Lengths
                                                                       
  15. Future Developments
    • Keep an Eye Out!
        • Many Variables Influence Print Performance
        • Inkjet is a Blend of Black Art and Science
        • Over 3,500 Patents Exist in the Inkjet World Today
        • Europe Has a Strong Focus on Environmentally Friendly Fluids
        • The Term Eco-Fluids is Used = Economy not Environment
        • MEMS is Helping Lower Print Head Cost
        • It’s a Razor/Razor Blade Business
        • Emerging Markets Will Shadow Traditional Within 10 Years
                                                                       
  16. Traditional & Emerging Applications
    • Traditional
      • Mark & Code Onto Food & Drug Packaging
      • Apply Text, Date, Time and Bar Codes (Non Contact)
      • On Demand “Born on Date” Code (Budweiser)
      • Fast Print Code Changeover
      • Low Cost (10 Character Inkjet Code = 1/100 th of 1¢ or less
      • $15 Billion Dollar Industry
  17. Traditional & Emerging Applications
    • Emerging
      • Gray-scale Print Quality for Industrial Markers
      • 6 Axis Robot Integration
      • Micro Fabrication of Parts From Solid Model CAD
      • Print Electronic Paper, Flexible Circuits or Antennas
      • Bio Printing Applications
        • Protein Analysis, DNA Sampling, Blood Testing, Tissue Engineering, Quantum Dots, Organ Scaffold, Chemical Analyzers
      • Semiconductors
        • OLED & PLED Displays, Transistors, MEMS Transducers and Sensors
  18. Traditional & Emerging Applications
    • Emerging
      • Print Polymer Based Fiber Networks (Network Routers/Hubs)
      • Custom Decal and Decoration for Textiles, Furniture or Durable Goods
      • Synthesize Flavors and Aromas on Demand
      • Texturing of Material Surfaces
      • Estimate $20+ Billion Dollar Industry by 2015
  19. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Industrial Gray-scale Printing (Micro-solenoid DOD)
      • Ability to Use Conventional Print Heads
      • Real Change is Software & Electronic Drivers (Print Engine)
      • Example of Taking the Conventional & Revitalizing It
    Print engine developed by Matthews Australasia P/L www.matthews.com.au contact: lanichol@matthews.com.au
  20. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Industrial Gray-scale Printing (Micro-solenoid DOD)
    Traditional Line Printing – No Depth
  21. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Industrial Gray-scale Printing (Micro-solenoid DOD)
    Emerging Technology – Shading to Add Depth
  22. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Industrial Printing Using 6 Axis Robot
      • Replace Conventional Stenciling Method
      • Clean, Fast & Automated Printing for Industrial Application
      • Every Drop of Ink is Deposited on the Substrate
      • No Overspray, Satisfies OCHA Safety Regulations
      • Possible Applications:
        • Stencil Printer for Stacked Material
        • Model Construction by Scaffolding Layers of Resin/Bio Material
        • Printing Billboards onto the Most Unusual Substrates
  23. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
  24. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Electronics
      • RFID Tags
      • OLED & PLED
      • Flat Screen Manufacturing
      • Electronic Circuits
      • Transistors
      • MEMS Devices
      • Electronic Paper
  25. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Biomedical
      • Protein Analysis
      • DNA Sampling
      • Blood Testing
      • Tissue Engineering
      • Quantum Dots
      • Organ Scaffold
      • Chemical Analyzers
  26. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • 3D Model & Prototyping
      • Rapid Engineering Development
      • Reduce Errors, Time & Cost
      • Test Market Without High Cost
      • “ See to Believe” Concepts
      • CAM – Screen to Machine
  27. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Non Contact Decoration & Texture
      • Ability to Enhance Low Quality Materials
      • Allows Purchase of Low Cost Materials
      • Use of More Recycled Materials
      • Creative Ways to Increase Profit Margins
  28. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • High Definition Decoration & Art
      • Revitalize Traditional Markets
      • Think “Outside the Box”
    Casket images released with approval of Artcaskets.com F&F Metal Products Inc Contact Gail Morgan 903-454-9637
  29. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Aroma Jetting for Value Perception
      • Smell is the New Dimension in Marketing Products
      • Scents Used to Enhance Product Perceived Value
      • Scent Can be Mixed With Ink = One Product
      • Range from New Car Smell, Band-Aids to All Varieties of Fruit
      • Scent Invoices Using Aromatherapy to Calm Down Customers
      • Enhance Video Game Experience
  30. Emerging Inkjet Markets Examples
    • Many More Applications Waiting to be Discovered
    • Think Creatively on How to Use Technology
    • Partner With Other Companies
      • Offer Turnkey Solutions
      • Take Advantage of Others Expertise
      • Creative Brainstorming & Cross Marketing Opportunities
    • Global Markets Demand Innovation
    • Success Breeds Success
  31. End of Presentation. Dean A. Hornsby Digital Printing Specialist Pittsburgh, PA Contact : [email_address]

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