Memjet's New Desktop Printer Has 70,000 Ink Nozzles

2012-12-20T08:04:53-05:00

Memjet's New Desktop Printer Has 70,000 Ink Nozzles Memjet desktop device could 'bridge gap between office and production printing' by <a id="ctl00_ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_LeftColumnPlaceHolder_Article_AuthorsRepeater_ctl00_AuthorHyperLink" href="http://www.proprint.com.au/Author/486847,nick-bendel.aspx">Nick Bendel</a> <div class="article-image-container"> <div class="article-image"><img align="middle" id="ctl00_ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_LeftColumnPlaceHolder_Article_ArticleImage" title="Memjet desktop device could 'bridge gap between office and production printing'" class="article-image" rel="#popupGalleryContainer" src="http://cdn.i.haymarket.net.au/Utils/ImageResizer.ashx?n=http%3a%2f%2fi.haymarket.net.au%2fNews%2fpp-memjet-Lomond_EvoJet_Office_2.jpg&w=220" alt="Memjet desktop device could 'bridge gap between office and production printing'" style="border-width:0px;" /></div> </div> A new Memjet desktop machine could help small print firms supply walk-in customers with fast-turnaround jobs. The Lomond EvoJet Office 2 can print 60 borderless colour pages per minute and requires no warm-up time, according to vendor Nicholls Technologies. Marketing & sales director Greg Nicholls told ProPrint that the sub-$1,000 printer could bridge the gap between office and production printing. "While it's not designed as a pure label printer, it's still a high-speed, on-demand inkjet printer that's perfect as a back-up printer for print-for-pay houses dealing with walk-in customers," he said. Memjet said the EvoJet was more energy efficient than laser printers and also printed faster and more cheaply. "This is achieved through a combination of its stationary, page-wide printhead, unique nozzle design and silicon chip design," said Memjet. "The printhead itself uses more than 70,000 ink nozzles to reach much faster speeds than traditional laser and inkjet technologies."

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Memjet’s New Desktop Printer Has 70,000 Ink Nozzles
Memjet desktop device could ‘bridge gap between office and production printing' 
by <a id=”ctl00_ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_LeftColumnPlaceHolder_Article_AuthorsRepeater_ctl00_AuthorHyperLink” href=”http://www.proprint.com.au/Author/486847,nick-bendel.aspx”>Nick Bendel</a>
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A new Memjet desktop machine could help small print firms supply walk-in customers with fast-turnaround jobs.
 The Lomond EvoJet Office 2 can print 60 borderless colour pages per minute and requires no warm-up time, according to vendor Nicholls Technologies.
 Marketing & sales director Greg Nicholls told ProPrint that the sub-$1,000 printer could bridge the gap between office and production printing.
 “While it’s not designed as a pure label printer, it’s still a high-speed, on-demand inkjet printer that’s perfect as a back-up printer for print-for-pay houses dealing with walk-in customers,” he said.
 Memjet said the EvoJet was more energy efficient than laser printers and also printed faster and more cheaply.
 “This is achieved through a combination of its stationary, page-wide printhead, unique nozzle design and silicon chip design,” said Memjet.
 “The printhead itself uses more than 70,000 ink nozzles to reach much faster speeds than traditional laser and inkjet technologies.”
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