Examples of 'print heads' in a sentence
Meaning of "print heads"
print heads: In the context of printing or technology, 'print heads' refer to the parts of a printer that release ink onto the paper to create text or images
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How to use "print heads" in a sentence
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Enclosed print heads have also been developed.
There are several types of inkjet print heads.
Includes print heads for printers.
This control will clean the print heads.
The print heads are not clean.
In practice an arbitrary number of print heads may be employed.
Connect the print heads to their interconnect systems.
Many printers now offer twin print heads.
Such print heads are known.
Hydrophobize the front surface of the print heads.
The print heads are then made collectively on a semiconducting substrate.
Complete these steps before aligning the print heads.
The print heads can be fixed or mobile along an axis.
First known technique consists of assembling individual print heads.
Different print heads are suggested including piezo and bubblejet.
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The feeding of ink to the print heads is not shown.
Two FlexFire print heads fire precision droplets in three sizes.
Fill with ink and test the completed print heads.
The printer has print heads operating in a normal manner.
Various situations are conceivable in which a movement of the print heads may be necessary.
These print heads make it possible to print photographic or coloured images.
The development of new print heads has widened the options.
The print heads may also be arranged stationary in a staggered fashion.
This may be done with the print heads defined herein before.
Ink jet print heads produce droplets either continuously or on demand.
Such printers and continuous jet print heads have been extensively described.
Modern print heads for jetting allow a size of the actual point to be jetted.
Several processes for manufacturing print heads are known according to prior art.
The goal is to understand the fundamental interactions between ink and print heads.
One or more print heads can be mounted on the same printer.
It can achieve high print rates with a relatively small number of print heads.
These printers use print heads comprising a large number of nozzles.
Hydrophobic binders may precipitate out of solution and deposit on resistors of print heads.
It uses a linear array of print heads to rapidly produce thermoplastic models.
The ink must be able to function without causing damage to the print heads.
Variable drop volume ink jet print heads may also be employed.
Individual print heads are then mounted on a mechanical support with an insertion part between heads.
Method for checking the alignment of print heads and associated alignment method.
The four print heads may be actuated independently of one another by the base station.
Robotic control systems and multiplexed print heads allow automated microarray fabrication.
The print heads are staggered from each other in both vertical and horizontal directions.
Can print with one to four print heads independently or at the same time.
Wax print heads print molten wax that solidifies on impact with the tissue.
This reduces cumulative errors when adding print heads to the alignment process.
Such printers and print heads with continuous jets have been widely documented.
Variations to accommodate the micro and macro print heads will be mentioned in passing.
Flexible tubes are provided to feed the ink from the tanks to the print heads.
Most piezoelectric print heads can be used for sublimation transfer printing.
Very small amounts of ink evaporate inside the cartridge and through the print heads.
The carriage has a number of ink jet print heads controlled by piezo electric elements.
