Printing head and inkjet printer

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Controller

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347 57, B41J 2205

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060300655

ABSTRACT:
A printing head for an inkjet printer having two head sections, each featuring discharge nozzles, the two head sections being capable of discharging variable size ink drops to form varying printed dot diameters. One of the head sections has a first dot diameter range, and other head section has a second dot diameter range. A portion of the second dot diameter range overlaps the first dot diameter range. For gradation printing, the head sections of the printing head can be controlled to print an image utilizing the respective dot diameter ranges for each head section; however, for text printing, the head sections of the printing head are controlled to print an image utilizing the overlapping portion of the two dot diameter ranges. The printing head is capable of both high-quality, high-definition gradation printing as well as high-speed text printing.

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